Image of Linear Transformation

In summary, the conversation discusses a linear transformation from M2,3 to P2 and whether specific polynomials (W1 and W2) are included in the transformation. The individual asking for help is unsure of how to proceed and is seeking further guidance.
  • #1
Jfhebb
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Hi, the question is for the transformation :
T: M2,3 -> P2
T ( A11 A12 A13) = (A11 + A13)x^2 + (A21 - A22)x + A23
( A21 A22 A23)

Are the following in the linear transformation?
W1=x^2 + 2x + 1
W2=x-2

Attempt: I figured that w would be in image if there exists..
(A11 + A13)x^2 + (A21 - A22)x + A23= C2x^2 + C1x + C0

I am not quite sure where to go from here, any help is appreciated
 
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For W1, you can set up simultaneous equations:
A11 + A13 = 1
A21 + A22 = 2
A23 = 1
and see what the theory of simultaneous equations tells you.

I don't think you are stating the question precisely. If this is a textbook question, you should ask it in the section of the forum that is designated for homework questions and you should quote the problem exactly.
 

1. What is an image of a linear transformation?

The image of a linear transformation is the set of all possible outputs that can be obtained by applying the transformation to every point in the input space. It is also referred to as the range of the transformation.

2. How is the image of a linear transformation related to its domain?

The image of a linear transformation is a subset of its codomain, which is the set of all possible outputs. The domain of the transformation determines the input space from which the transformation can be applied.

3. What is the dimension of the image of a linear transformation?

The dimension of the image of a linear transformation is equal to the rank of the transformation. It represents the number of linearly independent vectors in the output space.

4. Can the image of a linear transformation be a line or a plane?

Yes, the image of a linear transformation can be a line or a plane, depending on the dimension of the input and output spaces. For example, a 2D linear transformation can have an image that is a line in the 2D output space.

5. How can the image of a linear transformation be visualized?

The image of a linear transformation can be visualized by plotting the transformed points in the output space. This can be done using a graphing tool or by hand. It can also be visualized using a matrix that represents the linear transformation.

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