Consider the following subspaces of R³ and R³, respectively:<.0K = <1) > and R=<(¹)>Is there a linear transformation f: R³such that kerf = K and Im f→ R²R? If yes, find a formula for f. If there is none, justify.

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Consider the following subspaces of R³ and R³, respectively: =< ().() > 0 K > and R =< (¹) > Is there a linear transformation f: R³ → R² such that ker f = K and Im f = R? If yes, find a formula for f. If there is none, justify.