Let R, S and T be linear transformations on R² such that111-R.S.T2the matrix of T is A1-1and the matrix of R is C =01%3D-1 21 -1a) Find the matrix D of R•S•T.0 0 0D =0 0 00 0 0b) Find the matrix B of S.0 0 0B = 0 0 00 0 0

Given, R, S, and T be linear transformations on ℝ2 such that R∘S∘T1-1=-70,…

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