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8. Let B₁ = {[2][¹₂]} and B₂ = {[2¹][3]} 2 i. Find [1] B ii. Find [1] B₁ B2 B₂-1 iii. Show that ([1]B3)¯¹ = Find [1]B/12 {[¹][]} be two ordered bases for R

8. Let B₁ = {[2][¹₂]} and B₂ = {[2¹][3]} 2 i. Find [1] B ii. Find [1] B₁ B2 B₂-1 iii. Show that ([1]B3)¯¹ = Find [1]B/12 {[¹][]} be two ordered bases for R

Elements Of Modern Algebra
Elements Of Modern Algebra
8th Edition
ISBN:9781285463230
Author:Gilbert, Linda, Jimmie
Publisher:Gilbert, Linda, Jimmie
Chapter1: Fundamentals
Section1.6: Matrices
Problem 4E: Let A=[aij]23 where aij=i+j, and let B=[bij]34 where bij=2ij. If AB=[cij]24, write a formula for cij...
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8. Let B₁ = {[2][¹₂]} and B₂ = and B₂ = {[2₂²] [3]} 2 B2 i. Find [1] ii. Find [1] B₁ B2 B₂-1 iii. Show that ([1]B3)¯¹ = Find [1]B/12 {[¹][3]} be two ordered bases for R².
Transcribed Image Text:8. Let B₁ = {[2][¹₂]} and B₂ = and B₂ = {[2₂²] [3]} 2 B2 i. Find [1] ii. Find [1] B₁ B2 B₂-1 iii. Show that ([1]B3)¯¹ = Find [1]B/12 {[¹][3]} be two ordered bases for R².
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