We say that an nxn matrix is skew-symmetric if A^T=-A. Let W be the set of all 2x2 skew-symmetric matrices: W = {A in m2x2(R) l A^T=-A}.
(a) Show that W is a subspace of M2x2(R)
(b) Find a basis for W and determine dim(W).
(c) Suppose T: M2x2(R) is a linear transformation given by T(A)=A^T +A. Is T injective? Is T surjective? Why or why not? You do not need to verify that T is linear.
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