6. Let T:P, P, be the linear operator defined as (p(x)) = p(5x), and let B...
6. Let :P - P be the linear operator defined as (p(x)) - (5x), and let B = (1.x.x) be the standard basis for P2 a.) (5 points) Find the matrix for T relative to B. b.) (4 points) Let p(x) = x + 6x Determine (px)then find (p(x)) using (Tle from parta c.) (1 point) Check your answer to part b by evaluating T(x+6x) directly
6. Let T: P2P be the linear operator defined as T(p(x)) = P(5x), and let B = {1,x,x?} be the standard basis for P2 a.) (5 points) Find [T), the matrix for T relative to B. b.) (4 points) Let p(x) = x + 6x2 Determine [p(x)]s, then find T(p(x)) using [T]g from part a. c.) (1 point) Check your answer to part b by evaluating T(x + 6x) directly
6. Let T: P, – P, be the linear operator defined as T(p(x)) = p(5x), and let B = {1,x,x?} be the standard basis for Pz. a.) (5 points) Find [7]s, the matrix for T relative to B.
5. Let T: P2 Dasis for P2. P2 be the linear operator defined as T(P(x)) = p(5x), and let B = {1,x, x2} be the standard Find [T]b, the matrix for T relative to B. Let p(x) = x + 6x2. Determine [p(x)]B, then find T(p(x)) using [T]s from part a. Check your answer to part b by evaluating T(x + 6x2) directly.
Let T:P R^2 be defined by T(p(x)) = (p(1),p(-1)). (a) Find T(p(x)) where p(x) = 2 + 5x. (b) Show that T is a linear transformation. (C) Find the kernel of T. Explain why T is one-to-one. (d) Find the range of T. Explain why I' is onto. (e) Find T-1(3,7)
6. (16 points) For the two linear transformations defined as T: Pz → P3, T1(p) = xp' T2 :P3 → P1, T2(p) = 3p". a) Determine whether Ti is an isomorphism? (Clearly show your work and explain.) b) Show how to find the image of p(x) = 3 - 4x + 2x² – 5x’ through the T2 transformation. c) Show how to find the standard matrix for the linear transformation that is T =T, •T,. d) Show how to find...
2. Let T be the linear operator on C2 defined by Tc? = (1 + ?, 2), Te,-(i, i). Using the standard inner product, find the matrix of T* in the standard ordered basis. Does T commute with T*?
6. Let L be the linear operator mapping R3 into R3 defined by L(x) Ax, where A=12 0-2 and let 0 0 Find the transition matrix V corresponding to a change of basis from i,V2. vs) to e,e,es(standard basis for R3), and use it to determine the matrix B representing L with respect to (vi, V2. V
10. Let T : P P , be the linear transformation defined by T(P) = (a) What is the kernel of T? (b) According to the concept of the rank theorem, what is the dimension of the range of T? (C) (needs an idea from earlier in the semester) If we represent P, by coordinate vectors rela- tive to it's standard basis (1.1.1-.1') and P, by coordinate vectors relative to it's standard basis (1,1,1"), find the standard matrix A of...
With explanation! 3. Let B2 be the linear operator B2f (x):- f(0)2 2 (1f (1)2, which maps functions f defined at 0, 1 to the quadratic polynomials Pa. This is the Bernstein operator of degree 2, Let T = B21Py be the restriction of B2 to the quadratics. (a) Find the matrix representation of T with respect to the basis B = [1,2,2 (b) Find the matrix representation of T with respect to the basis C = (1-x)2, 22(1-2),X2]. (c)...