Usethe equation Ax = Ax to determine which of the following is an eigenpair for the linear transformationT: P₁ → P₁ given by T(ax+b) = (3a − 2b)x+ (a).(A = -1,2x+2)(A=1,z+1)(A=2, 2x + 1)

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Use the equation Ax = Ax to determine which of the following is an eigenpair for the linear transformation T: P₁ → P₁ given by T(ax+b) = (3a − 2b)x+ (a). (A = -1,2x+2) (A=1,z+1) (A=2, 2x + 1)