Q3: Let L: R* → R³be the linear transformation defined by[u1 + u2]uz= u3 + u4u3[u1 + U3][u4.Prove dim (Ker(L)) + dim (Range(L)) = dim (V)

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Q3: Let L: R4 → R³be the linear transformation defined by In. uz L [U1 + u2] = u3 + U4 Uz [u1 + u3] [u4. Prove dim (Ker(L)) + dim (Range(L)) = dim (V) %3D

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[u4.
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