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Let C1,2 be the vector space of continuous functions mapping the interval 1<x<2 into R.
Let T: C1,2, → C12 be a linear transformation defined by T(f(x)) = xf(x). Show that T is
invertible.
Transcribed Image Text:Let C1,2 be the vector space of continuous functions mapping the interval 1<x<2 into R. Let T: C1,2, → C12 be a linear transformation defined by T(f(x)) = xf(x). Show that T is invertible.
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