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DSE 2013 Q

SoniaKapoor
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25. Consider the following functions. f : R2 to R3 defned by
f(x; y) = (x + 2y, x - y,-2x + 3y). And g : R2 to R2 by g(x, y) =
(x + 1, y + 2). Then
(a) Both f and g are linear transformations.
(b) f is a linear transformation, but g is not a linear transformation.
(c) f is not a linear transformation, but g is a linear transformation
(d) Neither f nor g is a linear transformation.
MA Economics
DSE
2014-16
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Dreyfus
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Re: DSE 2013 Q

SoniaKapoor
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N WT ABT FUNCTION F?
MA Economics
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2014-16
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Dreyfus
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Fr f(x,y) both conditions are satisfied therefore its linear transformation but g(x,y) isn't
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Re: DSE 2013 Q

mrittik
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1st one is Linear Transformation but second one is monotonic transformation