(a) Let u and v be (fixed, but unknown) vectors in R".Suppose that T: R" → R" is a linear transformation such thatT(u) = 6u + v and T(v) = 4u - 2v.Compute (T. T)(v), where TT is the composition of T with itself. Express youranswer as a linear combination of u and v.(ToT)(v) = 10 u + -1 VIncorrect answer. Incorrect answer.(b) Let v and w be (fixed, but unknown) vectors in R", which are not scalarmultiples of each others.Suppose that T: R" → R" is a linear transformation such thatT(4v+3w) = -2v-2w and T(v+1w) = 5v+2w.Compute T(v) and express it as a linear combination of v and w.T(v) = 4v + 2WIncorrect answer. Incorrect answer.

Given:- T:Rn→Rn is a linear transformation such that Tu=6u+v and Tv=4u-2v

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