There exists a linear transformation between finite dimensional vector spaces which has infinitely many different representing matrices.Select one:O TrueO FalseThere exists a linear transformation between finite dimensional vector spaces that has the same representing matrix no matter which basesare chosen for the domain and codomain.Select one:O TrueO FalseGiven two vector spaces, chosen bases in each, and a linear transformation between them, it then holds that the representing matrix of thecomposition of the linear transformation with itself is equal to the product of the representing matrix of the linear transformation with itself.Select one:O TrueFalse06+

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