Answer to Question #81144 in Linear Algebra for Sonali

Question #81144

Let T : R
3 → R
3 be defined by
T (x1, x2, x3) = (x1 −x3, x2 −x3, x1).
Is T invertible? If yes, find a rule for T
−1
like the one which defines T.

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