Consider the linear transformations R:R2→P3: S:P2¬R²2 and T:P3→P2 defined by R((a,b)) = a- bx³. S(a+bx+ cx²) =(a+ b,c) and T(a+bx + cx² + dx³) = a +d- cx respectively. a. Is TOR•S defined? B. Is s.R defined? y. Is (3,3) in ker(T•R)? 6. Is (1,1) in the range of s.T? Submit your answer as a binary string of length 4 where the answer "yes" to a question above is represented by a 1 and the answer "no" is represented by a 0. (For instance, if your answers to a question with a similar format were no, no, no, yes then you would submit 0001 as your final answer.)

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Consider the linear transformations R: R2 →Pa: S:P2→R² and T:P3→P2 defined by R((a,b)) = a - bx3. S(a+ bx + cx²) = (a+ b,c)
, respectively.
and
T(a+ bx + cx? + dx³) = a+ d- cx
a. Is ToR.S defined?
B. Is soR defined?
Y. Is (3,3) in ker (ToR)?
õ. Is (1,1) in the range of So T?
Submit your answer as a binary string of length A where the answer "yes" to a question above is represented by a 1 and the answer "no" is represented by a o. (For instance, if your answers to a
question with a similar format were no, no, no, yes then you would submit 0001 as your final answer.)
Transcribed Image Text:QUESTION 7 Consider the linear transformations R: R2 →Pa: S:P2→R² and T:P3→P2 defined by R((a,b)) = a - bx3. S(a+ bx + cx²) = (a+ b,c) , respectively. and T(a+ bx + cx? + dx³) = a+ d- cx a. Is ToR.S defined? B. Is soR defined? Y. Is (3,3) in ker (ToR)? õ. Is (1,1) in the range of So T? Submit your answer as a binary string of length A where the answer "yes" to a question above is represented by a 1 and the answer "no" is represented by a o. (For instance, if your answers to a question with a similar format were no, no, no, yes then you would submit 0001 as your final answer.)
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