plz provide answer for mcq 1 asap (1)Which of the following lincear transformations is 1-1?(a) T(1,y) = (x + y,z+y)(b) T(1, y) = 2r + 3y(c) T(1,y, =) = (2r- 3y, r-4y)(d) T(1,y, 2) = (-y,3z, 82)(e) T(1,y, 2) = (z + y,y+ ,1 + 2y + 2)%3D(2)Which one of the following matrices is invertible?3 -6(c)-3(a)1 0-1(e)-1-12 3-2-141-3(b) o o0 00 0 0(d)1000 5 0

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(1) Which of the following linear transformations is 1-1? (a) T(1,y) = (x + y,r+y) (b) T(r,y) =2r + 3y (c) T(z,y, 2) = (2r - 3y, r-4y) (d) T(1,y, 2) = (-y, 3z, 82) (e) T(1,y, 2) = (z + y,y+,1 + 2y + 2) %3D