4: Let T : R? → R? be the transformation mapping defined by T(u, v) = (u + 1, v + 2) for all (u, v) e R?. Then show that T is not a linear transformation.

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4: Let T : R? → R? be the transformation
mapping defined by
T(u, v) = (u + 1, v + 2)
for all (u, v) e R?.
Then show that T is not a linear transformation.
Transcribed Image Text:4: Let T : R? → R? be the transformation mapping defined by T(u, v) = (u + 1, v + 2) for all (u, v) e R?. Then show that T is not a linear transformation.
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