4. Show by definition whether the following linear transformations are one-to-one, onto, and isomorphisms.(b) Let n a natural number, and let T : Pn → Pn be defined by T(p) = dr

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4. Show by definition whether the following linear transformations are one-to-one, onto, and isomorphisms. (b) Let n a natural number, and let T : Pn → Pn be defined by T(p) = dr