(1) Let T: P→ Py be a linear transformation such that T(ar²+bx+c) = (a-3b)z²+z+2c. Then a basis for Ker(T)-Z(T) = Nul(T) is (a) (3x + 1) (33²+z) (ii) Let T as above. Then a basis for the Range(T) is (a) (x²-3x, 1) (c) {z²-3) (d) (², 1) (iii) Consider the integral inner product on P₁, where a = 0 and b= 1. The distance between fi(x) = z²+3x+1 and f(x)=x²+1 (a) 9 (0) 73 A is not diagnolizable A is diagnolizable (2², 2+2) (c) {z², z) (c) 3 (d) 4.5 (iv) Let T: PP, such that 7(ar²+bx+c) = (4a+b+c)² +5bx+Se. Then 5 is an eigenvalue of T. Hence Es= 6) span(x² + x, 3² +1} (vi) Given D= (b) span (²-1) (c) span {²+x+1} (d) span(1,2) (v) Let A be a 3 x 3 matrix such that Ca(a) = (a-2)²(a-3). Given Espan{(1,0,0)) and Es span ((0,2,2)). One of the following statements is true (b) It is possible that A-¹ does not exist اکاری (d) {-3x+1} Habe R ( ] [ ] 169 41616161 (Ⓒ) { (c) Trace(A) = 5 R) is a subspace of R²x2. Then a basis for Dis DE 2) 11 (d)
(1) Let T: P→ Py be a linear transformation such that T(ar²+bx+c) = (a-3b)z²+z+2c. Then a basis for Ker(T)-Z(T) = Nul(T) is (a) (3x + 1) (33²+z) (ii) Let T as above. Then a basis for the Range(T) is (a) (x²-3x, 1) (c) {z²-3) (d) (², 1) (iii) Consider the integral inner product on P₁, where a = 0 and b= 1. The distance between fi(x) = z²+3x+1 and f(x)=x²+1 (a) 9 (0) 73 A is not diagnolizable A is diagnolizable (2², 2+2) (c) {z², z) (c) 3 (d) 4.5 (iv) Let T: PP, such that 7(ar²+bx+c) = (4a+b+c)² +5bx+Se. Then 5 is an eigenvalue of T. Hence Es= 6) span(x² + x, 3² +1} (vi) Given D= (b) span (²-1) (c) span {²+x+1} (d) span(1,2) (v) Let A be a 3 x 3 matrix such that Ca(a) = (a-2)²(a-3). Given Espan{(1,0,0)) and Es span ((0,2,2)). One of the following statements is true (b) It is possible that A-¹ does not exist اکاری (d) {-3x+1} Habe R ( ] [ ] 169 41616161 (Ⓒ) { (c) Trace(A) = 5 R) is a subspace of R²x2. Then a basis for Dis DE 2) 11 (d)
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