Show that the operators T,··, T4 from R² into R² defined by ... (§i, 52)→ (Š1,0) (§1, É2)→ (0, E2) (51, E2)→ (52, Ši) ($1, §2)→ (y1, YÉ2) respectively, are linear, and interpret these operators geometrically.

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Chapter9: Systems Of Equations And Inequalities
Section9.9: Properties Of Determinants
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·2, 2.0-3 1 2.8-4 are linear
. Show that the operators T₁,, T4 from R2 into R2 defined by
(§1, §2) +
(§₁,0)
(§₁, ₂)
(0, ₂)
(§1, §2) — (§2, §1)
(§1, ₂) (YE1, Y&₂)
respectively, are linear, and interpret these operators geometrically.
Transcribed Image Text:·2, 2.0-3 1 2.8-4 are linear . Show that the operators T₁,, T4 from R2 into R2 defined by (§1, §2) + (§₁,0) (§₁, ₂) (0, ₂) (§1, §2) — (§2, §1) (§1, ₂) (YE1, Y&₂) respectively, are linear, and interpret these operators geometrically.
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