| Let T: R³ ->R* be defined as X1 - X3 X1 X3 T X2 -X2 + X3 X3 X1

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a) Show that T is a linear transformation.
b) Find Ker(T).
c) Find R(T).

Let T: R -> R* be defined as
X1 - X3
X1
T X2
X3
-X2 + X3
X3
X1
Transcribed Image Text:Let T: R -> R* be defined as X1 - X3 X1 T X2 X3 -X2 + X3 X3 X1
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