9. (8pts) Consider the linear transformation T:R2 R3 defined by (x + 4y -C 3y and the linear transformation U: R3 ©)-(3) •©–0). ()-(6), «()-(-) R2 such that (a) Find the matrices of T and U.

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9. (8pts) Consider the linear transformation T:R2 R3 defined by (x + 4y -C 3y and the linear transformation U: R3 ©)-(3) •©–0). ()-(6), «()-(-) R2 such that (a) Find the matrices of T and U.

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