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Consider the transformation T: M2x2 - P, defined by = (a + d) + ct + 2br? с а for a, b, c, and d real numbers. Let B = and 6 = {1, t, 12}. (a) For m = 1 find T (m). That is, find T -3 5 (b) Find a basis for the kernel of T. Please show work.