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Let L: R2 --> R2 be a linear operator.If L((1,2)T) = (-2,3)Tand L((1,-1)T) = (5,2)TFind the value of L((7,5)T

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devlian [24]2 years ago

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Answer: L((7,5)T)=(7, 18)T

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