be a fixed, uni't length vector in 1R³.Define a linear transformation T: R³ → R²³ byCKnow it'set aT(x) = (α. x) athe vector and give the dimension of the rangcr. Describe the range of I in terms of the vectorDescribe the Kernel of T in terms of the vector a and give the dimension of the Kernelb. Show that is an expenvector for T. What is the corresponding eigenvalue?C. Give the another distinct eigenvalue for I and explain how wouldyoueigenvalled. Find the dimension of the eigenspaces Ex for the eigenvalues just found.Is the standard matrix of T diagonalizable?

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et a be a fixed, unit length vector in 1R³. Define a linear transformation T: R³ - R²³ by T(x) = (a.x) a er. Describe the range of I in terms of the vector a and give the dimension of the rang Dureribe the Kernel of T in terms of the vector a and give the dimension of the Karnal b. Show that a is an eigenvector for T. What is the corresponding eigenvalue? C. Give the another distinct eigenverlue for I and explain how would you know it's. eigenvalue d. Find the dimension of the eigenspaces Ex for the eigenvalues just found. Is the standard matrix of T diagonalizable?

et a be a fixed, unit length vector in 1R³. Define a linear transformation T: R³ - R²³ by T(x) = (a.x) a er. Describe the range of I in terms of the vector a and give the dimension of the rang Dureribe the Kernel of T in terms of the vector a and give the dimension of the Karnal b. Show that a is an eigenvector for T. What is the corresponding eigenvalue? C. Give the another distinct eigenverlue for I and explain how would you know it's. eigenvalue d. Find the dimension of the eigenspaces Ex for the eigenvalues just found. Is the standard matrix of T diagonalizable?

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be a fixed, uni't length vector in 1R³.
Define a linear transformation T: R³ → R²³ by
C
Know it's
et a
T(x) = (α. x) a
the vector and give the dimension of the rang
cr. Describe the range of I in terms of the vector
Describe the Kernel of T in terms of the vector a and give the dimension of the Kernel
b. Show that is an expenvector for T. What is the corresponding eigenvalue?
C. Give the another distinct eigenvalue for I and explain how would
you
eigenvalle
d. Find the dimension of the eigenspaces Ex for the eigenvalues just found.
Is the standard matrix of T diagonalizable?

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