Let T: R → R" be a linear transformation such that T(2v₁ – 3v₂) = 2v₁ – 3v₂ and T(−3v₁ + 5v2) = 4v₁ + 2v2. Then-T(v₁):=T(v₂) =T(4v₁ - 4v₂)=v1+v1+v₁+V2,V2,V2.

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Let T: R → R" be a linear transformation such that T(2v₁ – 3v₂) = 2v₁ – 3v2 and T(−3v₁ + 5v₂) = 4v₁ + 2v2. Then - T(v₁) = T(v₂) = T(4v₁ - 4v₂) = v1+ v1+ v₁+ V2, V2, V2.