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Nov 21st, 2006, 03:16 PM
#1
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Linear maps
Hi, can someone explain to me how to show that the following is invertible?
Let L be L : R^2 -> R^2
Show that L(x,y) := (2x + y, 3x-5y) is linear and decide, with proof if L is invertible.
I cannot figure out how to prove it is linear and was wondering if someone could explain it to me.
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Nov 22nd, 2006, 02:56 AM
#2
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Re: Linear maps
Need to show L(ax1 + bx2, ay1 + by2)
= a L(x1, y1) + b L(x2, y2)
L(ax1 + bx2, ay1 + by2)
= (2(ax1 + bx2) + ay1 + by2, 3(ax1 + bx2) - 5(ay1 + by2))
=(2ax1 + ay1 + 2bx2 + by2, 3ax1 - 5ay1 + 3bx2 - 5by2)
= a(2x1 + y1, 3x1 - 5y1) + b(2x2 + y2, 3x2 - 5y2)
= a L(x1, y1) + b L(x2, y2)
Hence L linear
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