-6-42Let A= -7 -492Kernel basis:Image basis:67214 -23642-12Find basis for the kernal and image of the linear transformation T defined by T(2) = Az.

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Let A= -6-42 6 36 -7-49 7 42 35 2 2 Kernel basis: Image basis: 14 -2 -12 Find basis for the kernal and image of the linear transformation T defined by T(2) = Az.