Question #152741
Consider the zero mapping O:U tends to V
defined by 0(v)=0 for all v belongs to V. Find the kernel and image of O
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Expert's answer
2020-12-24T16:28:19-0500

O:UV such that O(u)=0 for all uUO:U\to V \text{ such that } O(u)=0 \text{ for all } u\in U


Ker(O):={uUO(u)=0}Ker(O):=\{u\in U|O(u)=0\}

By the definition of OO, we see that Ker(O)Ker(O) is the entire vector space UU since O(u)=0 for all uUO(u)=0 \text{ for all } u \in U

    Ker(O)=U\implies Ker(O)=U


Img(O):={vVO(u)=v}Img(O):=\{v \in V|O(u)=v\}

By definition of OO, we see that all vectors in the vector space UU maps to only a vector in the vector space VV which is 0v0_v


Hence, Img(O)={Ov}Img(O)=\{O_v\}


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