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Let V be a vector space, v,u∈V, and let T1:V→V and T2:V→V be linear transformations such that T1(v)=3v+2u, T1(u)=−7v+6u, T2(v)=3v−5u, and T2(u)=7v−2u.Find the images of v and u under the composite of T1 and T2.

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Answer with Step-by-step explanation:

We are given that V be a vector space,

be linear transformation such that

We have to find the images of v and u under the composite of and

User Jeff Finn
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Answer with Step-by-step explanation:

We are given that V be a vector space,
v,u\in V


T_1:V\rightarrow V


T_2:V\rightarrow V

be linear transformation such that


T_1(v)=3v+2u


T_1(u)=-7v+6u


T_2(v)=3v-5u


T_2(u)=7v-2u

We have to find the images of v and u under the composite of
T_1 and
T_2


T_2T_1(u)=T_2(T_1(u)=T_2(-7v+6u)=-7T_2(v)+6T_2(u)


T_2T_1(u)=-7(3v-5u)+6(7v-2u)=-21v+35u+42v-12u=21v+23u


T_2T_1(u)=21v+23u


T_2T_1(v)=T_2(T_1(v))=T_2(3v+2u)=3T_2(v)+2T_2(u)


T_2T_1(v)=3(3v-5u)+2(7v-2u)


T_2T_1(v)=9v-15u+14v-4u


T_2T_1(v)=23v-19u

User David Aleksanyan
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