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just wondering, what exactly is T2(v)=0?
is it T(T(v))=0 or T(v)*T(v)=0??
Understanding Matrix Transformation: T2(v)=0 Clarification
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The discussion clarifies that the expression T2(v) = 0 refers to the composition of the transformation T applied twice, specifically T(T(v)) = 0. This distinction is crucial for understanding matrix transformations in linear algebra. The confusion between T(T(v)) and T(v) * T(v) highlights the importance of notation in mathematical expressions.
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