determine weather the following mappings are linear transformations. Either prove that the mapping is a linear...
determine weather the following mappings are linear
transformations. Either prove that the mapping is a linear
transformation to explain why it is not a linear
transformation.
a)T:R3[x] to R3[x] given by T(p(x))=xp'(x)+1, where f'(x) is a
derivative of the polynomial p(x).
b) T:R2 to R2 given by T([x y])=[x -y]. Additionally describe this
mapping in part b geometrically.
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