-1-4- 7Let P = -3 – 40 . V=2 V2 =and v3 =3 . Complete parts (a) and (b).1.a Find a basis {u,, Uz, Uz} for R° such that P is the change-of-coordinates matrix from fu,, uz, uz} to the basis v, V2, V3). [Hint: What do the columns of P represent?]18En30b. Find a basis (w, w2, W3 for R' such that P is the change-of-coordinates matrix from {v, V2, V3 to (w,, w2, W3).

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