Let T : R² –→ R² and T2 : R² → R² be linear transformations defined as follows. ax2 T1 x2 bæ1 (:)- X1 T2 x2 dx2 Ex: abx (73 o 7;) (;) = [

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Problem 8EQ: In Exercises 1-12, determine whether T is a linear transformation. 8. defined by
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Let T1 : R² –→ R² and T2 : R² → R² be linear transformations defined as follows.
(:)=
x1
ax2
T1
X2
bæ1
7: (:)-A)
X1
T2
X2
dx2.
Ex: abx
(T2 o T1)
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Transcribed Image Text:Jump to level 1 Let T1 : R² –→ R² and T2 : R² → R² be linear transformations defined as follows. (:)= x1 ax2 T1 X2 bæ1 7: (:)-A) X1 T2 X2 dx2. Ex: abx (T2 o T1) ||
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