Exercise 7.3.14

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The answer is no. Let T be the identity mapping on 2. And let W1 be the x-axis and W2 be the y-axis. The minimal polynomial of TW1 and TW2 are both t 1. But the minimal polynomial of T is (t 1) but not (t 1)2.

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