OA -1-11OB.1-1-1-1211-11-1OE.11 Given the bases B = {u1,uz} and B'= {u'1, u'2} for R, where1and u' =The t ransition mat rix Pa-8: from B to B'is:OA.- 1-11OB.1 -1-1-121-111-1

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If the bases B={u1,u2} and B'={u'1,u'2} for R2, then the transition matrix is: PB→B'=acbd Where,…

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