T: R2[x] → M2x2 (R) is given by T(a + bæ + cx?) = ( ,).b b+c-aWhichstatement about T is correct?O Tis one-to-one but not ontoO Tis onto but not one-to-oneO Tis an isomorphismTis neither one-to-one nor onto

a с T: R2 [x] → M2x2 (R) is given by T(a + bæ + ca²) = (C Which b b+c-a statement about T is correct? Tis one-to-one but not onto O Tis onto but not one-to-one O Tis an isomorphism Tis neither one-to-one nor onto

a с T: R2 [x] → M2x2 (R) is given by T(a + bæ + ca²) = (C Which b b+c-a statement about T is correct? Tis one-to-one but not onto O Tis onto but not one-to-one O Tis an isomorphism Tis neither one-to-one nor onto

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T: R2[x] → M2x2 (R) is given by T(a + bæ + cx?) = ( ,
).
b b+c-a
Which
statement about T is correct?
O Tis one-to-one but not onto
O Tis onto but not one-to-one
O Tis an isomorphism
Tis neither one-to-one nor onto

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