3) For every possible he R, a lincar transformation l : R → R is defined by , (r, y. z) = (x - hy, z +r,x – y). Choose a value of h so that l is not an isomorplhism (i.c. not 1-1 and onto), and for such value of h find Kerla. Imlp. their basis and dimension
3) For every possible he R, a lincar transformation l : R → R is defined by , (r, y. z) = (x - hy, z +r,x – y). Choose a value of h so that l is not an isomorplhism (i.c. not 1-1 and onto), and for such value of h find Kerla. Imlp. their basis and dimension
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