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Which of the following relationship(s) is true as a result of the Fundamental Theorem of Matrix Representations? O T(u) = Pc'[TE(Pg(u)) O Pc(u) = [T]&(Pg(u)) O TE(u) = PcPg(u) Pc(T(u)) = [T|§(Ps(u))

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Which of the following relationship(s) is true as a result of the Fundamental Theorem of Matrix Representations?
T(u) = Pc (T; (P8(u))
Pc(u) = [T(Ps(u))
O [TE(u) = PCP3(u)
Pe(T(u)) = [T(Pg(u))

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