10. Let T : M2(R) → R³ be the linear transformation given by -(: 2)-|- {8}A } (). a + d 4a – 26 + 8c + 6d 36 – 9c Find the matrix representation of T relative to the ordered bases {: ]-8 and C = 2 %3D 3

10. Let T : M2(R) → R³ be the linear transformation given by -(: 2)-|- {8}A } (). a + d 4a – 26 + 8c + 6d 36 – 9c Find the matrix representation of T relative to the ordered bases {: ]-8 and C = 2 %3D 3

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-(: 2)-|-
{8}A }
().
a + d
4a – 26 + 8c + 6d
36 – 9c
Find the matrix representation of T relative to the ordered bases
{: ]-8
and C =
2
%3D
3

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