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Let V and W be vector spaces, let T: V > W be linear, and let {w\,it)2, ,wk} be a

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Let V and W be vector spaces, let T: V > W be linear, and let {w\,it)2, ,wk} be a linearly independent subset of R(T). Prove that if S {vi,v2,... ,vk} is chosen so that T(vi) = Wi for i = 1,2,... ,k, then S is linearly independent

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QUESTION:

Let V and W be vector spaces, let T: V > W be linear, and let {w\,it)2, ,wk} be a linearly independent subset of R(T). Prove that if S {vi,v2,... ,vk} is chosen so that T(vi) = Wi for i = 1,2,... ,k, then S is linearly independent

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Given  transformation is linear, where  and are two vector spaces.

Assume that the set is a linearly independent subset of  and is a subset of and is a subset of such that  for .

Consider for any set of scalars, consider the expression as;

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