26. Show that T(x, y)= (0,0) defines a matrix operator on R but T (x, y) (1, ) does not

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Show that T(x,y) = (0,0) defines a matrix operator on R2 but T(x,y) = (1,1) does not.

26. Show that T(x, y)= (0,0) defines a matrix operator on R
but T (x, y) (1, ) does not
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