Problem 4.2To every linear transformation T from R to R², there is an associated 2 ×2 matrix. Match the following linear transformations with their associated matrix.1. Reflection about the x-axis2. Counter-clockwise rotation by t/2 radians3. Clockwise rotation by t/2 radians4. The projection onto the x-axis given by T(x,y)=(x,0)5. Reflection about the y-axis6. Reflection about the line y=x:)-1А.В.С.-1Е.F.G. None of the above

To determine 2x2 matrix associated with each given linear transformation T from R2 to R2.

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