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If T:V3 → V2 is a LT then
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Answered by bhaumikpapri20
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Answered by rashich1219
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If T:V^3\rightarrow V^2 is LT then T is additive and also homogeneous.

Explanation:

given that-

T:V^3\rightarrow V^2 is a LT (linear transformation) then,

According to definition of linear transformation;

Let V^3 and V^2 be a vector space having different dimensions and let T be a function with domain V63 and range in V^2 defined as;

Then, T is a linear transformation (LT) if

(a) - For all x, y ∈ V^3, T(x+y)=T(x)+T(y) ,

T is additive.

(b) - For all x ∈ V^3 , r∈R  ,  T(rx)=rT(x)

T is homogeneous.

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