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A: The given line is l: Rez=5 and the given circle is C:z=4. Let a and b is a pair of points symmetric…

Q: The relation on Z × N defined by, (a, b) ~ (c, d) if ad bc.

A: The objective is to show that the relation a,b~c,d then ad=bc is an equivalence relation. To show…

Q: Let A={a,b,c,d,e}. Find a relation R on A which is symmetric and transitive but not reflexive

A: Reflexive relation means every term of a set is related with itself

Q: Let u be Find all t

A: Given utt=π2.uxx u(0,x)=cosx ut(0,x)=0 u(t,x)=0 for all x∈ℝ

Q: Question 3. Are the following linear maps isomorphisms? 1 a) TA : R³ → R², where A = 3 ? -2 3, 2

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Q: Consider the closed curve C, which is th

A: Given, the closed curve C, which is the image of the path…

Q: let G={2nEIJ.] show that (I, +) = (G₁.)

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Q: Show that the map T : R3 -→R? given by T (x1, X2, X3) = (x1 + x2, X3) is an open map.

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Q: Consider the following linear map T: P3 → P3 defined as follows: T(ao + a1x+ azx² + a3x³) = ao +…

A: For T to be an isomorphism we must check that it is one one and onto both. And we can check it by…

Q: Let ƒ be a mapping from [2, +∞ [to, +∞[defined by: 3 f(x) = x + = x f has a fixed point. O False O…

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Q: Let T be a linear transformation from R2 to R2 (or from R3 to R3). Prove that T maps a straight line…

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Q: Suppose that Find the Jacobian Metrix for map.

A: Given y1=x1x2-x2x4y2=x12-x42y3=x1x2x3x4

Q: For each of the following mappings, state the domain, the codomain, and the range, wheref: E------Z.…

A: Solution: Consider the given function f : E→Z (a) f(x) = x2, x∈E Domain:  The domain of a function…

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Q: Letf, g, and h be mappings from A into A such thatf0 g = h 0 g. Thenf = h.

A: given g be mappings from A into A Thus When x∈A⇒gx=k∈A for each x Now Also given  f, g, and h be…

Q: (1) Let T: R3 → M2x2 be a linear map that is injective. Then T is also surjective.

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Q: The linear transformation T(f) f + f'' from C C* is an isomorphism. False True

A: Here we look on the kernel of the function T. Which is non-null.

Q: a linear map f: EF, the followi fImf is isomorphic to Im fT = f(- (Im f)* ≈ Im fT.

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Q: Define a map t: R × R → R × R by t(a, b) = (a+ b, a - b). Prove that t is a one-to-one…

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Q: Given any point a E E, any point be E', and any E, the map f: E→ E' defined such that f(a+v)=b+h(v)…

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Q: Restate the contraction mapping principle, and list what it tells us about the mapping g.

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Q: Let x= and u then find the transformation P.(x). 3/5 4/5 [2/5] 4/5

A: Given x=5-5 and u=34

Q: In the frieze group F7, show that zxz = x-1.

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Q: Determine the image of the line Im(z)= -2 under the mapping f(z)= i(z ) and describe it in words.

A: Im(z)=-2 represents a straight line y=-2let z=x-2i where x is real number. ⇒u+iv=f(z)=iz2=ix+2i2…

Q: 15. Let x = (x1, x2). Using the feature mapping show that *(2,3)·¤((4,4) –-(2,3)·(4,4)*

A: Given that for x=x1,x2, the feature mapping is…

Q: (d) Is T an isomorphism?

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Q: Write a rule to describe each transformation. Ay K"

A: According to given figure For given transformation, we shift ∆IJK to 6 units down

Q: (b) Every continuous map S? →T² is homotopic to the constant map.

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Q: 9. Let F : R" → R". Prove that for each a the mapping h→ dF[a; h] is linear on R".

A: Given: F:ℝn→ℝm   To prove: For each a, the mapping h↦dFa;h is linear on ℝn

Q: Determine whether V and W are isomorphic. If they are, give an explicit isomorphism T: V--->W   V…

A: Given, V = C, W = R2, and a map T : V ---> W. we have to show that whether  V and W are…

Q: Determine if the map g : Q ! Q dened by g(x) = x/(x2+1) is one-to-one.

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Q: If H is a subgraph of G, then show that dg(u,v) <dí(u,v).

A: A graph G illustrates how the vertices and edges are connected. Thus a graph is an ordered pair…

Q: 4. What is the image of the half strips as shown on the figure, under the mapping z iz? Under the…

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Q: Find Imf and Kerf of the following linear maps: a) f(x₁, x₂ + x3) = (x₁ - x₂ + 2x₂) x₁ + x3, x₁ + x₂…

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Q: Question 3. Are the following linear maps isomorphisms? b) TB : R² → R², where B = ´ 1 ? 0 2

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Q: Let A and B be sets. Show that               f : A × B → B × A such that                  f(a, b) =…

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Q: 2. Let a Find the Span(a)

A: Given: a=00 To find: Span(a)

Q: Recall that a map has an inverse if and only if the map is 1-1 and onto. Prove that an affine map A…

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Q: a Let R = b beZ}and let o: R→ Z be a mapping defined by : b |= a-b. b a

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Q: (a) Every continuous map S2 → RP² is homotopic to the constant map.

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Q: Use index notation to prove the following relation: ахb.с%3а:(bxс) — сха. b.

A: Let,a→=a1i→+a2j→+a3k→b→=b1i→+b2j→+b3k→c→=c1i→+c2j→+c3k→

Q: Let L and M be two continuous linear maps such that the composite Mo L is defined. By quoting…

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Q: 6. Show that the mapping given below is (a) one to one (b) is not an isometry.

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Q: Let AC R " be a measurable set and let a € R. Using the transformation theorem , show v ( a + A ) =…

A: This is a problem of measure theory.

Q: If u and v belong to the span of S, so does u+v

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Q: a/Find the in Verse transformL (F6)

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