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The linear transformations T_(1)=R^(3)->R^(3) and T_(2)=R^(3)->R^(3) are defined by T_(1)([[x_(1)],[x_(2)],[x_(3)]])=[[x_(1)],[x_(1)+x_(2)],[x_(1)+x_(2)+x_(3)]] and What is T_(2)@T_(1)([[-1],[2],[1]])? [[-3],[0],[1]] [[-3],[-1],[3]] [[-3],[-2],[0]] (D) [[1],[-2],[3]] The
The linear transformations
T_(1)=R^(3)->R^(3)
and
T_(2)=R^(3)->R^(3)
are defined by
T_(1)([[x_(1)],[x_(2)],[x_(3)]])=[[x_(1)],[x_(1)+x_(2)],[x_(1)+x_(2)+x_(3)]]
and \ What is
T_(2)@T_(1)([[-1],[2],[1]])?
\
[[-3],[0],[1]]
\
[[-3],[-1],[3]]
\
[[-3],[-2],[0]]
\ (D)
[[1],[-2],[3]]
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