
Aime F. answered 12/10/22
Experienced University Professor of Mathematics & Data Science
Let the 3×3 matrix U = (u₁,u₂,u₃) have the given 3-vectors in its columns.
We need to solve the system U(a,b,c)⸆ = w for the 3-vector (a,b,c)⸆ e.g., by row reduction of the 3×4 matrix (U,w).
It turns out U is degenerate, so (a,b,c) = (a,(1 + a)/3,–3) for any a value.
Then T(w) = T(U(a,(1 + a)/3,–3)⸆) = T(U)(a,(1 + a)/3,–3)⸆ = (Tu₁,Tu₂,Tu₃)(a,(1 + a)/3,–3)⸆ = (75,16)⸆ for any a value.