Consider linear transformation T: M22 → P3 defined byT([4]) = (a + b)x³ + (b + c)x² + (c+d)x+ (d+a).(a) Find a basis of ker T and a basis of im T.(b) Let S : P3 → R be the linear transformation defined as S(p(x)) = p(0).Find a basis of ker(SoT) and show that SoT is onto.

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