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Consider the transformation T(q(x1,x2,x3))=q(x1,1,1)fromQ3toP2. Is T a linear transformation? If so, find the image, rank, kernel, and nullity of T

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Yes,T is a linear transformation

kerT=qx1,x2,x3=bx22+cx32+dx1x2-b+cx2x3-dx3x1∈Q3lmT=px=α³æ2+β³æ+λ∈P2rankT=3andnullityT=3

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01

given information

T(q(x1,x2,x3))=q(x1,1,1)

02

linear transformation

Consider,q1x1,x2,x3=a1x12+b1x22+c1x32+d1x1x2+e1x2x3+f1x3x1,q1x1,x2,x3=a1x12+b1x22+c1x32+d1x1x2+e1x2x3+f1x3x1,∈Q3andα∈R,thena2x12+b2x22+c2x32+d2x1x2+e1x2x3+f1x3x1)=Tα»å1+d2x12+α²ú1+b2x22+(᳦1+c2x32+α»å1+d2x1x2+α±ð1+e2x2x3+(α´Ú1+f2)x3x1=α»å1+a2x12+(α²ú1+b2+(᳦1+c2)+α»å1+d2x1+α±ð1+e2+(α´Ú1+f2)=αa1x12+b1+c1+d1x1+e1f1x1+a2x12+b2+c2+d2x1+e2f2x1=α±ç1x1,1,1+q2x1,1,1=α°Õq1x1,x2,x3+Tq2x1,x2,x3,

Since satisfy

Tα±ç1+q2=α°Õq1+Tq2forα∈Randq1,q2iQ3,soT:Q3→P2,Tqx1,x2,x3=qx11,1Isalineartransformation.

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find kernel of T and image of T

kerT=qx1,x2,x3∈Q3:Tqx1,x2,x3=0∈P2=qx1,x2,x3∈Q2:qx1,1,1=0∈P2=ax12+bx22+dx1x2+ex2x3+fx3x1∈Q3:qx1,1,1=0=qx1,x2,x3∈Q3:ax12d+fx1+b+c+e=0∈P2=ax12+bx22+cx32+dx1x2+ex2x3+fx3x1∈Q3:a=0,f=-b-c=qx1,x2,x3=bx22+cx32+dx1x2-b+cx2x3dx3x1:b,c,d∈RlmT=Tqx1,x2,x3∈P2:qx1,x2,x3∈Q3=qx1,1,1∈P2:qx1,x2,x3=ax12+bx32+dx1x2+ex1x2+fx3x1∈Q3=qx1,1,1=a1x12+d+fx1+b+c+e∈P2px=α³æ2+β³æ+y∈P2:α=a,β=d+f,y=b+c+e∈RrankT=dimlmT=3nullityT=dimkerT=4

04

conclusion

Yes,T is a linear transformation

kerT=qx1,x2,x3=bx22+cx32+dx1x2-b+cx2x3-dx3x1∈Q3lmT=px=α³æ2+β³æ+λ∈P2rankT=3andunllityT=3

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