Exercises 31 and 32 reveal an important connection between linear independence and linear transformations and provide practice using the definition of linear dependence. Let V and W be
31. Show that if {v1,..., vp} is linearly dependent in V, then the set of images, {T(v1),...,T(vp)}, is linearly dependent in W. This fact shows that if a linear transformation maps a set {v1,..., vp} onto a linearly independent set {T(v1),…,T(vp)}, then the original set is linearly independent, too (because it cannot be linearly dependent).
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