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Determine whether the linear transformation T is one-to-one and whether it maps as specified.
- Determine whether the linear transformation T is one-to-one and whether it maps as specified. -   Betty would like to prepare a meal using some combination of these three foods. She would like the meal to contain  15 \mathrm {~g}  of protein,  25 \mathrm {~g}  of carbohydrate, and  3 \mathrm {~g}  of fat. How many units of each food should she use so that the meal will contain the desired amounts of protein, carbohydrate, and fat? Round to 3 decimal places. A)   0.326  units of Food 1,  0.247  units of Food 2,  0.059  units of Food 3 B)   0.280  units of Food 1,  0.192  units of Food 2,  0.164  units of Food 3 C)   0.360  units of Food 1,  0.204  units of Food 2,  0.055  units of Food 3 D)   0.302  units of Food 1,  0.238  units of Food 2,  0.085  units of Food 3

Betty would like to prepare a meal using some combination of these three foods. She would like the meal to contain 15 g15 \mathrm {~g} of protein, 25 g25 \mathrm {~g} of carbohydrate, and 3 g3 \mathrm {~g} of fat. How many units of each food should she use so that the meal will contain the desired amounts of protein, carbohydrate, and fat? Round to 3 decimal places.


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