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Find the matrix A representing the follow transformations T. In each case, check that Av =...

Find the matrix A representing the follow transformations T. In each case, check that Av = T(v)
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C. T(T(x,y,z)) = (x,y,y-x,x+y, 6x-9y)

D. T(T(x,y,z,w)) = (x-y-z-w, y-x-z-w,w-x-y-z,z-x-y-w,)

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