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Assume that T is a linear transformation such that T: R2->R4, T(e1) T(e2)= [-5 2 0 0] a)Find the standard matrix of T b)Determine if the linear transformation is one-to-one or onto or I need both of them’s solutions.May you help me ? 

          Assume that T is a linear transformation such that T: R2->R4, T(e1) 
T(e2)= [-5
             2
             0
             0]
a)Find the standard matrix of T 
b)Determine if the linear transformation is one-to-one or onto or 

I need both of them’s solutions.May you help me ?

        
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Assume that T is a linear transformation such that T: R2->R4, T(e1) T(e2)= [-5 2 0 0] a)Find the standard matrix of T b)Determine if the linear transformation is one-to-one or onto or I need both of them’s solutions.May you help me ? 
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