2. Suppose T : Rª → Rª is a linear transformation, and suppose we know 3 10 T and T 7 2 Then T 6 3 a) is equal to 7 -13 b) is equal to -8 -9 10 c) is equal to -8
2. Suppose T : Rª → Rª is a linear transformation, and suppose we know 3 10 T and T 7 2 Then T 6 3 a) is equal to 7 -13 b) is equal to -8 -9 10 c) is equal to -8
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