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Transcribed Image Text:Exercise 9.2. Let V
=
Π., R
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1
{(a1, · · ·‚ an,
.) | a1,
..., An,
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Є R} and R
{linear transformations T : V → V}. Define the linear transformation To : V → V by
To(a1, a2,, an,) = (a2, a3, , an-1, ).
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Show that To is a left zero divisor of R but not a right zero divisor of R.
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L(V)
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