Solution: Consider the linear transformation T:P_2→ P_2 defined as: T(p(x))=p(3x+2) for each p(x) ∈ P_2 Use the definition above to find T(3-2x+5x^2)
Question: Consider the linear transformation \(T:{{P}_{2}}\to {{P}_{2}}\) defined as: \(T\left( p\left( x \right) \right)=p\left( 3x+2 \right)\) for each \(p\left( x \right)\in {{P}_{2}}\)
- Use the definition above to find \(T\left( 3-2x+5{{x}^{2}} \right)\)
- Find the matrix A that represents T, and use the matrix A to find \(T\left( 3-2x+5{{x}^{2}} \right)\)
- Find \(\ker \left( T \right)\), a basis for \(\ker \left( T \right)\), and \(\dim\ker \left( T \right)\). Is T a 1-1? Explain.
- Find R(T), a basis for R(T), and dim( R(T)). Is T onto? Explain.
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