Let T: Rm R and S: R RP be linear transformations. Then So T: Rm RP is a linear transformation. Moreover, their standard matrices are related by [So T] = [S][T]. Verify the theorem above by finding the matrix of S o T by direct substitution and by matrix multiplication of [S][T]. Y₁ +4Y₂ CHRICE*] = 2y₁ + y2

Let T: Rm R and S: R RP be linear transformations. Then So T: Rm RP is a linear transformation. Moreover, their standard matrices are related by [So T] = [S][T]. Verify the theorem above by finding the matrix of S o T by direct substitution and by matrix multiplication of [S][T]. Y₁ +4Y₂ CHRICE*] = 2y₁ + y2

Linear Algebra: A Modern Introduction

4th Edition

ISBN:9781285463247

Author:David Poole

Publisher:David Poole

Chapter3: Matrices

Section3.6: Introduction To Linear Transformations

Problem 55EQ

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