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Tutorial Series N 2

The document is a tutorial series for a Linear Maps course in the 1st year of Civil Engineering, covering exercises to verify linearity of various maps between R-vector spaces. It includes tasks such as proving linearity, determining kernel, image, rank, and bijectivity of specific functions. Additionally, it explores a linear form defined by an integral and its properties of injectivity and surjectivity.

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Tutorial Series N 2

The document is a tutorial series for a Linear Maps course in the 1st year of Civil Engineering, covering exercises to verify linearity of various maps between R-vector spaces. It includes tasks such as proving linearity, determining kernel, image, rank, and bijectivity of specific functions. Additionally, it explores a linear form defined by an integral and its properties of injectivity and surjectivity.

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Algebra-2 1st year Civil Engineering 2st Semester

R.Chichoune Year : 2024–2025


Tutorial series N◦ 2 : Linear Maps

Exercise 01 : Verify if these maps between the following R-vector spaces


are linear or not :
R2 → R

1. f :
(x, y) 7→ x − y
R3 → R 2

2. f :
(x, y, z) 7→ (x − y, x + z)

C(R) → R
3. L : R1
f 7→ 0 f (t)dt
R3 → R

4. f :
(x, y, z) 7→ xyz
 1
C (R) → C(R)
5. L :
f 7→ f − f ′
Exercise 02 : Let
R2 → R2

f:
(x, y) 7 → (2x − y, x + y)

1. Prove that f is a linear map.


2. Determine the kernel, the image and the rank of f .
3. Is f bijective ? If yes, determine its inverse map.
4. Determine f ◦ f .
Exercise 03 : Let the map f be defined from R2 to R2 by :

f (x, y) = (2x − 4y, x − 2y)

1. Show that f is linear.


2. Determine the kernel and the image of f , and give their dimensions.
3. Is f bijective ?
Exercise 04 : Let the map I : C([−1, 1]) → R be defined by :
Z 1
I(F ) = f (t) dt
−1

1. Prove that I is a linear form.


2. Is I injective ?
3. Prove that I is surjective.

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