Consider the orthogonal basis B = {e = (2, 2, –1); f = (2, –1, 2); g = (–1, 2, 2)}, determines the coordinates of the vector (1, –1, 0) referring to the base B

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1. Consider the orthogonal basis B = {e = (2, 2, –1); f = (2, –1, 2); g = (–1, 2, 2)}, determines the coordinates of the vector (1, –1, 0) referring to the base B
 
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