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23 Apr 2023
T : U-v and S : Vâ W are linear transformations and B C, and D are bases for U V and i, respectively. Compute s in two ways. D T :ã¢1 â P2 defined by T p(x))-p(x + 1), S :ã¢2 âã¢2 defined by S p(x)) = p(x + 1), B = {1, xã, = D r(1.x xy (a) by finding S T directly and then computing its matrix [Sãå (b) by finding the matrices of S and T separately and using the theorem below. Let U, V, and W be finite-dimensional vector spaces with bases B, C, and D, respectively. Let T : U â V and S : Vâ W be linear transformations. Then ITT
T : U-v and S : Vâ W are linear transformations and B C, and D are bases for U V and i, respectively. Compute s in two ways. D T :ã¢1 â P2 defined by T p(x))-p(x + 1), S :ã¢2 âã¢2 defined by S p(x)) = p(x + 1), B = {1, xã, = D r(1.x xy (a) by finding S T directly and then computing its matrix [Sãå (b) by finding the matrices of S and T separately and using the theorem below. Let U, V, and W be finite-dimensional vector spaces with bases B, C, and D, respectively. Let T : U â V and S : Vâ W be linear transformations. Then ITT
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