The question and matrices of problem 11 are attached I need help with this please 2(a) A 0100and b =3(b) A 1 1 and b =440 16Compute the projection matrices P₁ and P₂ onto the column spaces in Problem 11.Verify that P₁b gives the first projection p₁. Also verify P2 = P2.

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(a) A 0 1 and b= 23 (b) A= and b= 4 00 4 6 Compute the projection matrices P₁ and P2 onto the column spaces in Problem 11. Verify that P₁b gives the first projection p₁. Also verify P² = P₂.