9. [5 pts] Let T: (mathbb{R}^n o mathbb{R}^n) and S: (mathbb{R}^n o mathbb{R}^n) be linear transformations with standard matrices A and B, respectively. Show that rank(T (circ) S) (le) rank(T). (Hint: Show that some set is a subspace of another one.)
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