Linear Algebra: A Modern Introduction
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Author: David Poole
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Chapter 3.6, Problem 23EQ
In Exercises 20-25, find the standard matrix of the given linear transformation fromℝ2to ℝ2.
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Linear Algebra: A Modern Introduction
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