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In this question, you will investigate whether it is always possible to find a linear transformation T: V→ V such that Image(T) ker(T). If it is possible, give an example. If it is impossible, explain why it is impossible. 1. Does there exist T: R → R such that Image (T) ker(T)? 2. Does there exist T: R5 R5 such that Image(7) = ker(T)? - 3. Suppose that Vis finite dimensional. Prove a general statement about when there exists a linear transformation T:V→V such that Image (T) ker(7).

In this question, you will investigate whether it is always possible to find a linear transformation T: V→ V such that Image(T) ker(T). If it is possible, give an example. If it is impossible, explain why it is impossible. 1. Does there exist T: R → R such that Image (T) ker(T)? 2. Does there exist T: R5 R5 such that Image(7) = ker(T)? - 3. Suppose that Vis finite dimensional. Prove a general statement about when there exists a linear transformation T:V→V such that Image (T) ker(7).

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In this question, you will investigate whether it is always possible to find a linear transformation T: V→ V such that Image(T) ker(T). If it is possible, give an example. If it is impossible, explain why it is impossible. 1. Does there exist T : R¹ →R such that Image(T) ker(T)? ker (T)? 2. Does there exist T: R5 R such that Image (T) 3. Suppose that Vis finite dimensional. Prove a general T:V→V such that Image (T) ker (7) statement about when there exists a linear transformation
Transcribed Image Text:In this question, you will investigate whether it is always possible to find a linear transformation T: V→ V such that Image(T) ker(T). If it is possible, give an example. If it is impossible, explain why it is impossible. 1. Does there exist T : R¹ →R such that Image(T) ker(T)? ker (T)? 2. Does there exist T: R5 R such that Image (T) 3. Suppose that Vis finite dimensional. Prove a general T:V→V such that Image (T) ker (7) statement about when there exists a linear transformation
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