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Let the linear transformation T: V--->W be such that T (u) = u2 If a, b...

  • Let the linear transformation T: V--->W be such that T (u) = u2 If a, b are Real. Find T (au + bv) , if u = (x, y) v = (z, w) and uv = (xz-yw, xw + yz)
  • Let the linear transformation T: V---> W be such that T (u) = T (x, y) = (xy, 0) where u = (x, y), with 2, -3. Then, if u = ( 1.0) and v = (0.1). Find the value of T (2u + (- 3) v)
  • Let the linear transformation T: V----> W be such that T (u) = T (x, y) = (0, x + y) where u = (x, y), with -7, 8 . Find the value of T (au + bv) if u = (1.0) and v = (0.1)
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