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Give an example of a linear transformation T:R2 -->R2 such that rank(T)=rank(T2) and T does not...

Give an example of a linear transformation T:R2 -->R2 such that rank(T)=rank(T2) and T does not equal T2. Write the matrix representation of T(denoted [T]) with respect to the standard ordered basis

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