the transformation described geometrically above (reflecting across y = -2x and stretching by a factor of 5.) 3.2 Sketch a single copy of R? which contains the following: • T(e1) and T(e2), • The fundamental parallelogram for T (i.e. the image of the unit square under T), • The line y = -2x. Explain why your drawing from the previous part implies that neither e nor ez is an 3.3 eigenyector for Ar.

the transformation described geometrically above (reflecting across y = -2x and stretching by a factor of 5.) 3.2 Sketch a single copy of R? which contains the following: • T(e1) and T(e2), • The fundamental parallelogram for T (i.e. the image of the unit square under T), • The line y = -2x. Explain why your drawing from the previous part implies that neither e nor ez is an 3.3 eigenyector for Ar.

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Chapter6: Linear Transformations

Section6.1: Introduction To Linear Transformations

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