A First Course in Linear Algebra · Problem MR.C41

Representations — Robert Beezer

Mathematics — Linear Algebra · invertible-linear-transformation-matrix-inverse

Problem

Prove that the linear transformation SS is invertible. Then find a formula for the inverse linear transformation, S−1S^{-1}, by employing a matrix inverse. S:P1→M12,S(a+bx)=[3a+b2a+b]S: P_1 \to M_{12}, \quad S(a+bx) = \begin{bmatrix}3a+b & 2a+b\end{bmatrix}

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