
This is a problem from our practice exam. Could anyone tell me how to approach this question and prove details.
Super appreciate!

This is a problem from our practice exam. Could anyone tell me how to approach this question and prove details.
Super appreciate!
a) An injective linear map always will preserve the dimension of the domain space, because it maps linearly independent set to linearly independent set. Therefore dim(im(T))=dim(domain space)=n where $m>n$.
b)Rank and Nullity theorem is a classical theorem in Linear algebra. dim(ker)+dim(im)=dim(domain space). T is onto, so dim(im)=m. From this you can deduce that dim(ker)=n-m where $n>m$
c) From $(a)$ and $(b)$ you can answer yourself the third question