Jump to level1 (E)-E (:). {} H} 2x2 4 B = x1 Let T : R² → R² be defined by T . Let u = and x2 2x1 – 2x2 C = Given Pc = -2 use the Fundamental Theorem of Matrix Representations to find [T] (Pg(u)). 3
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- 2x2
2x1 – 2x2
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-x1
Let T : R
→ R² be defined by T
Let u =
B =
and
x2
3
C =
1
-1
use the Fundamental Theorem of Matrix Representations to find [T](PB(u)).
3
Given Pc
-2
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Step:-1
According to Fundamental Theorem of Matrix Representation:-
-------(1)
Now, given that
Step:-2
Step:-3
Using above result (1), we have
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