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MATH 1057EL XXXXXXXXXXSPRING 2020 ASSIGNMENT FILE Page 1
ASSIGNMENT 3


Total Marks: 60 (To count 20% of the Final Grade)

Material covered in this Assignment: Modules 6 and 7

Due Date: Thursday, July 9

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MATH 1057EL XXXXXXXXXXSPRING 2020 ASSIGNMENT FILE Page 2
1. Which of the following transformations are linear? [9 marks]
a. defined by .























. defined by .














QUESTION #1 CONTINUED ON THE NEXT PAGE
T :R2 → R2 T x
y
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3x − 5y
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T :M22 →M22 T
w x
y z
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w+ x 1
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MATH 1057EL XXXXXXXXXXSPRING 2020 ASSIGNMENT FILE Page 3
QUESTION #1 CONTINUED

c. defined by .



















2. Let T: be the linear transformation defined by

Which, if any, of the following matrices are in ker(T)? Explain your choice(s).
i. ii. iii. iv.
[2 marks]



T :R→ R T (x) = (−3)x
M 22 → P1
T a
c d


⎜⎜


⎟⎟= a+ d( ) x +
−4 0
6 4


⎜⎜


⎟⎟
0 −2
2 0


⎜⎜


⎟⎟
0 0
0 0


⎜⎜


⎟⎟
3 0
0 3


⎜⎜


⎟⎟
MATH 1057EL XXXXXXXXXXSPRING 2020 ASSIGNMENT FILE Page 4
3. Define T: by T(X) = AX where A = . [5 marks]
a. Find the kernel of T.
























. Give TWO examples of vectors in the kernel.







c. Is T one-to-one? Explain.



R3→ R3
1 1 −1
3 1 −1
−1 −2 2
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MATH 1057EL XXXXXXXXXXSPRING 2020 ASSIGNMENT FILE Page 5
4. Define T: by T(x, y) = det Find the nullity of the
transformation T and then verify the Rank/Nullity Theorem (Theorem #3).
[3 marks]



















5. For what value(s) of k, if any, is the transformation T: defined by
T(x, y) = 2x – k linear? [3 marks]



R2 → R x −4
y −4
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R2 → R
MATH 1057EL XXXXXXXXXXSPRING 2020 ASSIGNMENT FILE Page 6
6. Let T: be a linear transformation defined by
T(x, y, z) = (-z, y + z, -y, 2z – x).
a. Find the standard matrix for T and use it to find the image of (2, 3, -1).
















b. Is T an invertible transformation? Explain. [4 marks]









7. Let T be a linear transformation on R2 defined as follows on the standard
asis of R2. T(1, 0) = (6, -1) and T(0, 1) = (-7, 3). Without finding the
standard matrix, calculate T(4, 2). [2 marks]



R3→ R4
MATH 1057EL XXXXXXXXXXSPRING 2020 ASSIGNMENT FILE Page 7
8. Let B = { (1, 1), (3, 5) } and C = { (1, 2), (-1, -1) } be two ordered basis of R2.
a. Find the transition matrix from basis B to basis C.














. Find the transition matrix from basis C to basis B. [5 marks]














c. Show that the transition matrices are inverses of each other.



MATH 1057EL XXXXXXXXXXSPRING 2020 ASSIGNMENT FILE Page 8
9. Calculate the following quantities: [8 marks]
a. Given that z = 2 – i, calculate .











.









c. 2i15 – i36








d.



z2 − z +3
1+ i( ) 3− i( )
1− i( ) −2−3i( )
−1+ 4i
MATH 1057EL XXXXXXXXXXSPRING 2020 ASSIGNMENT FILE Page 9
10. If z is an a
itrary complex number, prove that .
[3 marks]










11. Write the complex number in polar and rectangular form. [2 marks]














12. Write the complex number in polar and exponential form. [3 marks]



Im(z) = − i
2
z − z( )
3ei5π 4
1− 3i
MATH 1057EL XXXXXXXXXXSPRING 2020 ASSIGNMENT FILE Page 10
13. Use the exponential form of a complex number to write in the form
a + ib. [3 marks]















14. Let and . Find AB. [4 marks]



−1+ i( )10
A= 2i 1+ i
−i 2−3i


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⎟⎟ B =
4i −1− i
2+ i 2i


⎜⎜


⎟⎟
MATH 1057EL XXXXXXXXXXSPRING 2020 ASSIGNMENT FILE Page 11
15. Find the eigenvalues of [4 marks]


A= 1 −i
i 1


⎜⎜


⎟⎟
Answered Same Day Jun 18, 2021

Solution

Rajeswari answered on Jun 19 2021
137 Votes
60766 assignment
Qno.1
Consider
Since both conditions are satisfied T is linear transformation.
Since I and II are equal we get sum is preserved by transformation
Next scalar product
But
The two are not equal. Hence not linear.
c)
T(x+y) =
T(x)+T(y) =
The two are not equal hence not linear.
Qno.2
To find kernel of T is equivalent to put Ax =0 where A is the transformation matrix.
=0
i.e. (a+d)x+b =0
Equate x coefficient and constant term to 0 to get
Since c is not here, c can be artbitrary. So we have a =-d and b=0
Out of the given matrices only
Satisfied a=-d and b=0. C is artbitrary
So option a is answe
3)a) To find kernel of T we use Ax=0
i.e. We have det A =0
This means for any x the value Ax=0
So kernel contains of all real 3x3 matrices
) Examples are any 2 3x3 matrices as
and
c) T is not one to one as all matrices are mapped onto 0 matrix.
Qno.4
T=
This would be 0 if x=y. i.e. kernel has all cases where x =y
When x =y, T matrix is , two identical rows. Hence rank =1
Nullity (T) =1
Rank of T = dim (image T) = 1 since mapped on to R
Rank of T + nullity of T = 1+1 =2 = dimension of domain which is R square hence 2
As per rank nullity theorem...
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