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Let T(x,y,z) = (13x − 9y + 4z,6x + 5y − 3z) and v = (1,−2,1)....

Let T(x,y,z) = (13x − 9y + 4z,6x + 5y − 3z) and v = (1,−2,1). Find the standard matrix for the linear transformation T and use it to find the image of the vector v (that is, use it to find T(v)).

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