Every invertible linear transformation can have I as its matrix! Choose any input basis v1, ... , Vn. For output basis choose Wi = T( vi)-Why must T be invertible?
Every invertible linear transformation can have I as its matrix! Choose any input basis v1, ... , Vn. For output basis choose Wi = T( vi)-Why must T be invertible?
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Every invertible linear transformation can have I as its matrix! Choose any input basis v1, ... , Vn. For output basis choose Wi = T( vi)-Why must T be invertible?
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As per the question we have to check whether every invertible linear transformation can have the identity matrix I as it's matrix, then for any input basis v1 , v2 , ..., vn if the output basis is wi = T(vi) then we have to show that T is invertible.
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