Consider defined by , and defined by . Then:
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Consider f:ℜ²→ℜ³ defined by f(x,y)=(x+2y, x-y, -2x+3y), and g:ℜ²→ℜ² defined by g(x,y)=(x+1, y+2). Then: (A) Both f and g are linear transformations. (B) f is a linear transformation, but g is not. (C) f is not a linear transformation, but g is. (D) Neither f nor g is a linear transformation.
Also written as: Consider f: Re^2-> Re^3 defined by f(x,y)=(x+2y, x-y, -2x+3y), and g: Re^2-> Re^2 defined by g(x,y)=(x+1, y+2). Then:
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