Suppose T: R^2?R^3 is a linear transformation. Let U, V and W be the vectors given below, and suppose that T(U) and T(V) are as given. Find T(W). U = ? 3?, V = ?-3?, W = ?-3?, T(U) = ? 4?, T(V) = ?-2? ?-1? ? 2? ?-1? ? 1? ? 4? ?-1? ?-1? T(W) = ?0? ?0? ?0?
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