Let F be the function from R³ to R² defined by: F((x, y, z)) = (xy, y + z²) Show that F is not a linear transformation.

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Let F be the function from R³ to R² defined by:
F((x, y, z)) = (xy, y + z²)
Show that F is not a linear transformation.
Transcribed Image Text:Let F be the function from R³ to R² defined by: F((x, y, z)) = (xy, y + z²) Show that F is not a linear transformation.
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