Question #32977

Let U and V be vector spaces over a field F. Let
T:U→V
be a linear transformation, then the set
[T(x)]x∈U
is called the
transformation
space
kernel of T
range of T

Expert's answer

The range of operator T:UVT: U \to V is defined as:


R(A)={vV:uU:v=A(u)}R(A) = \{v \in V: \exists u \in U: v = A(u)\}


Rewriting this definition we got:


{vV:uU:v=A(u)}={T(u)uU}=T(U)\{v \in V: \exists u \in U: v = A(u)\} = \{T(u) \mid u \in U\} = T(U)


Using this we conclude that T(U)T(U) is the range of linear transformation TT.

ANSWER: range of T

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