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Let T: R³ R2 be defined by T 0 -5 <><> Let = B-{- - [ ] - [ ] - []} - (v -(9) ~ -;}} U₁ , U₂ = 5 U3 = and C= - --- 2 V2 4 -1 What augmented matrix should be used to find [7], the matrix representation of Twith respect to the bases B and C. -2 x1 <><> X2 X3 <><> = C C 2x1 -3x2 + x3 e C