Suppose T is a linear transformation, andT((−3, −3, —2, —8, 6, 8)) = (−2, 6, −1,0)The matrix T corresponding to this linear transformation is abymatrix.

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Suppose T is a linear transformation, and T((−3,−3, —2, —–8, 6, 8)) = (−2, 6, −1,0) The matrix T corresponding to this linear transformation is a by matrix.