4 Find a matrix for each transformation below, or explain why no such matrix exists. (b) R: R² → R2, where R is rotation clockwise by 135⁰. (d) P: R² → R2, where P is projection onto the y-axis. (e) F: R² R2, where F is reflection over the line y = x.

4 Find a matrix for each transformation below, or explain why no such matrix exists. (b) R: R² → R2, where R is rotation clockwise by 135⁰. (d) P: R² → R2, where P is projection onto the y-axis. (e) F: R² R2, where F is reflection over the line y = x.

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Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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