2 (19 1. Let T V V be a linear operator on the vector space V over Q that has characteristicpolynomial XT(x) = -(x-1)4(x-2)3(x+1)2 and has minimal polynomial (r - 1)2(x-2)²(x + 1)². Findthe possible Jordan normal forms of T. (Arrange the Jordan blocks so that the eigenvalues appear on thediagonal in a non-increasing sequence.)

We determine the possible Jordan normal forms of T by analyzing the given characteristic and minimal…

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