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III) Suppose that the linear map T : R - R' satisfies
00 00 0-0-0-0
(0)
2
What are det T and trace T?
IV) Let T : R → R be the linear map defined by
T(11, 12, 13, 14) = (x2 – *3, 2x1- 5x, - 5x3 2a4,-2x1 + 4x, + 6x, + 2a,).
Give the matrix of the dual map T': (R')' → (R*)' in the dual bases of the standard
bases of R' and R'.

I) If W is the span in R of the following 4 vectors
0 0 0 0
4.
what is the dimension of its annihilator (W)°?
II) If A E Mat3x3, for which one of these values of A is det A 0.
a) A =
0.
1 0
0.
b) A = | 2
1
1
c) A =
-1
1
1
1
1
III) Suppose that the linear map T: R'→ R' satisfies
00000000
9.
T.
What are det T and trace T?
IV) Let T: R!
> R' be the linear map defined by

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