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4.
Let A =
-3 0 6
-1 0-5'
(b) Determine if c =
(c) Determine if the
and define T: R³ → R² by T(x) = Ax.
(a) Find the images under T of u =
[³3]
and v=
8
is in the range of the transformation T.
transformation is one-to-one.

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