Let T₁ M22 P₁ and T₂: P₁ → R³ be the linear transformations given by T₁ ([cd]) = (a+b)+(c+d) x _and_T₂(a+bx)=(a,b,a). Find the formula for T₂ 0 T₁. b. Show that T₂ T₁ is not one-to-one by finding distinct 2 × 2 matrices A and B such that (T₂0 T₁)(A) = (T₂0 T₁)(B). Show that T₂0 T₁ is not onto by finding a vector (a, b, c) in R³ that is not in the range of T₂ 0 T₁. a. C.
Let T₁ M22 P₁ and T₂: P₁ → R³ be the linear transformations given by T₁ ([cd]) = (a+b)+(c+d) x _and_T₂(a+bx)=(a,b,a). Find the formula for T₂ 0 T₁. b. Show that T₂ T₁ is not one-to-one by finding distinct 2 × 2 matrices A and B such that (T₂0 T₁)(A) = (T₂0 T₁)(B). Show that T₂0 T₁ is not onto by finding a vector (a, b, c) in R³ that is not in the range of T₂ 0 T₁. a. C.
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![Let T₁ M22 P₁ and T₂: P₁ → R³ be the linear transformations given by
T₁
([cd]) = (a+b)+(c+d) x _and_T₂(a+bx)=(a,b,a).
Find the formula for T₂ 0 T₁.
b. Show that T₂ T₁ is not one-to-one by finding distinct 2 × 2 matrices A and B such that
(T₂0 T₁)(A) = (T₂0 T₁)(B).
Show that T₂0 T₁ is not onto by finding a vector (a, b, c) in R³ that is not in the range of T₂ 0 T₁.
a.
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Transcribed Image Text:Let T₁ M22 P₁ and T₂: P₁ → R³ be the linear transformations given by
T₁
([cd]) = (a+b)+(c+d) x _and_T₂(a+bx)=(a,b,a).
Find the formula for T₂ 0 T₁.
b. Show that T₂ T₁ is not one-to-one by finding distinct 2 × 2 matrices A and B such that
(T₂0 T₁)(A) = (T₂0 T₁)(B).
Show that T₂0 T₁ is not onto by finding a vector (a, b, c) in R³ that is not in the range of T₂ 0 T₁.
a.
C.
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