Problem 8. Define a transformation T: R2 R³ by T(1,2)=(-2x18x2, 6x1 + x2,4x1 - 7x2).(a) Find the standard matrix of T.-2(b) Find the image of u =under T.(c) If possible, find a vector x whose image under T is b ==2H

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Problem 8. Define a transformation T: R2 R³ by T(₁, 2) = (-21 - 8x2, 6x1 + x2, 4x1 - 7x2). (a) Find the standard matrix of T. -2 = [2²] (c) If possible, find a vector x whose image under T is b = (b) Find the image of u = under T. 2