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Which of the following are in R(T)?
Thanks. I knew real numbers wasn't right.. but couldn't think of a way to describe R^3.. set of real vectors in three dimensions? But I think the correct way to describe it is the set of all ordered triples of real numbers. Wanted to clarify one more thing. You said, "In general, R(T), where T...- ayh123
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Which of the following are in R(T)?
Thanks for the clarification. Is this a common range for T - the set of all real numbers? Is there any way to gauge if that is the case without row reducing a matrix?- ayh123
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Which of the following are in R(T)?
Homework Statement Let T: R^4 ---> R^3 be the linear transformation given by the formula: T(x1, x2, x3, x4) = (4x1+x2-2x3-3x4, 2x1+x2+x3-4x4, 6x1-9x3+9x4) Which of the following are in R(T)? (a) (0,0,6) (b) (1,3,0) (c) (2,4,1) Homework Equations Not sure what this means...- ayh123
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