8. Show that the mapping T: V,(R) → V½(R) defined = (3a, - 2az + az3, a1 – 3a, – 2az3) is a linear transformation from V (R) into V, (R). T(a,, az, az) as
8. Show that the mapping T: V,(R) → V½(R) defined = (3a, - 2az + az3, a1 – 3a, – 2az3) is a linear transformation from V (R) into V, (R). T(a,, az, az) as
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Problem 5EQ: In Exercises 1-12, determine whether T is a linear transformation.
5. T:Mnn→ ℝ defined by...
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