Let L: R → R³ be a linear operator such that X 1 1 L X2 X3 - X2 , then L 0 1 X3 X3 - X1 Select one: а. 1 1 b. 1 C. 1 d. 1

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Let L: R → R³ be a linear operator such that
X2 - X 1
X3 - X2 , then L( 0
X3
X3- X1
1
Select one:
а.
d.
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ENGLISH
H O
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