Let V be a vector space, v, u E V, and let T₁: V→ V and T₂: V→ V be linear transformations such thatT₁ (v) = 5v + 4u,T₁ (u) = -5v-4u,T₂ (v) = 4v - 5u,T₂ (u) = 6v - 6u.Find the images of v and u under the composite of T₁ and T₂.(T₂T₁)(v) =(T₂T₁)(u) =

Since both T1 and T2 are linear1 Transformation, then for constants c and d, we haveT1(cv + du) = c…

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Let V be a vector space, v, u E V, and let T₁ V → V and T₂: V→ V be linear transformations such that T₁ (v) = 5v + 4u, T₁ (u) = -5v-4u, T₂ (v) = 4v - 5u, T₂ (u) = 6v - 6u. Find the images of v and u under the composite of T₁ and T₂. (T₂T₁)(v) = (T₂T₁)(u) =