Suppose T: ℝ3→ℝ2 is a linear transformation. Let U and V be the vectors given below, and suppose that T(U) and T(V) are as given
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Step-by-step explanation:
T is a linear transformation, hence it is homogeneous (T(cr)=cT(r) for all real c and r∈ℝ³) and additive (T(r+s)=T(r)+T(s), for all r,s∈ℝ³). Apply these properties with r=3u and s=2v to obtain:
We don't have an explicit definition of T, so it's more difficult to compute T(3u+2v) directly without using these properties.
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