Consider vector space V with bases X = (1, ... , xn) and Y = (y1, . .. , Yn). Consider linearmapping A E L(V). Select all true statements.For arbitrary vector u E V, the coordinates of vector Au with respect tobasis X are equal to A* . [u]y.AxnMatrix * A consits of coordinates of vectors Ax1, Ax2,with respect to basis Y written in columns.... )For arbitrary vector u E V, the coordinates of vector Au with respect tobasis X are equal to *A . [u]y.Matrix * A' consits of vectors Ax1, Ax2, ...., Axn written in columns.

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and y = (y1, ..., Yn). Consider linear In %3| Consider vector space V with bases X = (x1,. . mapping A E L(V). Select all true statements. For arbitrary vector u E V, the coordinates of vector Au with respect to basis X are equal to A*. [u]y. * A consits of coordinates of vectors Ax1, Ax2, ..., Axn with respect to basis y written in columns. Matrix For arbitrary vector u E V, the coordinates of vector Au with respect to basis X are equal to * AV . [u]y. Matrix * A' consits of vectors Ax1, Ax2, . .. , Axn written in columns.

and y = (y1, ..., Yn). Consider linear In %3| Consider vector space V with bases X = (x1,. . mapping A E L(V). Select all true statements. For arbitrary vector u E V, the coordinates of vector Au with respect to basis X are equal to A. [u]y. A consits of coordinates of vectors Ax1, Ax2, ..., Axn with respect to basis y written in columns. Matrix For arbitrary vector u E V, the coordinates of vector Au with respect to basis X are equal to * AV . [u]y. Matrix * A' consits of vectors Ax1, Ax2, . .. , Axn written in columns.

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Consider vector space V with bases X = (1, ... , xn) and Y = (y1, . .. , Yn). Consider linear
mapping A E L(V). Select all true statements.
For arbitrary vector u E V, the coordinates of vector Au with respect to
basis X are equal to A* . [u]y.
Axn
Matrix * A consits of coordinates of vectors Ax1, Ax2,
with respect to basis Y written in columns.
... )
For arbitrary vector u E V, the coordinates of vector Au with respect to
basis X are equal to *A . [u]y.
Matrix * A' consits of vectors Ax1, Ax2, .
..., Axn written in columns.

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