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In Exercises 5 through 40, find the matrix of the given linear transformation Twith respect to the given basis. If no basis is specified, use standard basis:=(1,t,t)forP2,

=(1000,0100,0010,0001)

for2222and=(1,i) for,.For the spaceU22of upper triangular 2x2matrices, use the basis

=(1000,0100,0001)

Unless another basis is given. In each case, determine whether Tis an isomorphism. If Tisn鈥檛 an isomorphism, find bases of the kernel and image of Tand thus determine the rank of T.

30.T(f)=f(t+h)-f(t)hfromP2 toP2, whereis a non-zero constant. Interpret transformation T geometrically.

Short Answer

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The function T is linear and not an isomorphism where the rank of transformation T is 2 and the dimension of kernel of T is 1 .

Step by step solution

01

Determine the linearity of T

Consider the function Tf=ft+h-fthfrom P2toP2.

A function D is called a linear transformation on鈩浓划鈩浓划鈩if the function D satisfies the following properties.

(a) D(x+y)=D(x)+D(y)forallx,y.

(b) D(x)=D(x)forallconstant..

An invertible linear transformation is called isomorphism or dimension of domain and co-domain is not same then the function is not an isomorphism.

Assume f,gP2then Tf=ft+h-fthandTg=gt+h-gth.

Substitute the valueft+h-fthforTft andgt+h-gth forTgt inTft+Tgt as follows.

Tft+Tgt=ft+h-fth+gt+h-gth

Now, simplifyTf+gt as follows.

Tf+gt=f+gt+h-f+gthTf+gt=ft+h+gt+h-ft-gth=ft+h-fth+gt+h-gthTf+gt=Tft+Tgt

AssumefP2 and thenTft=ft+h-fth .

Simplify the equationTft=ft+h-fth as follows.

Tft=ft+h-fth=ft+h-fthTft=Tft

AsTf+gt=Tft+Tgt andTft=Tft , by the definition of linear transformation T is linear.

02

Determine the matrix

As1,t,t2 is the basis element ofP2 , the matrix B is defined as follows.

T1=1-1h=0T1=0.1+0.t+0.t2

The image ofT at point t is defined as follows.

Tt=t+h-th=hhTt=1.1+0.t+0.t2

The image of T at pointt2 is defined as follows.

Tt2=t+h2-t2h=t2+h2+2ht-t2h=h+2tTt2=h.1+2.t+0.t2

Therefore, the matrixB=01h002000 .

03

Determine the rank and dimension of kernel

The kernel(T) is defined as follows.

KernelT=ft=0fP2

Assumeft=a+bt+ct2 , simplifyft+h-fth=0 as follows.

ft+h-fth=a+bt+h+ct+h2-a-bt-ct2h=bh+ct2+h2+2ht-ct2h=bh+ct2+ch2+c2ht-ct2hft+h-fth=bh+ch2+c2hth

Further, simplify the equation as follows.

ft+h-fth=bh+ch2+c2hthft+h-fth=b+ch+2ct

Asft+h-fth=0 , simplify the equationb+ch+2ct=0 as follows.

b+ch+2ct=0.1+0.t+0.t2b+ch=02c=0c=0

Substitute the value 0 for c inb+ch=0 as follows.

b+ch=0b=0

As b=c=0, the kernel(T) is spanned1 by impliesdimkernelT=1 .

The rank(T) is defined as follows.

dimT=dimkernelT+rankT3=1+rankTrankT=2

The rank(T) is defined as follows.

rankT=ft=0R

As rank(T) is spanned byt,t2 implies the rank(T)=2 .

Therefore, the dimension of is and kernel(T) is 2 and the basis of kernel(T) is 1 and the basis of rank(T) is t,t2.

04

Determine the isomorphism

Theorem: Consider a linear transformation T defined from T:VWthen the transformation is an isomorphism if and only if Ker(T) = 0 where ker(T)={fxP:Tfx=0}.

As the dimension of kernel(T) is 1 , by the theorem the function T is not an isomorphism.

Hence, the rank of transformation T is 2 , kernel of the function T is 1 and linear transformation is not an isomorphism.

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