In the vector space R2 consider the two bases given by [u1, u2] with u1 = (1, 2)T, u2 = (2, 5)T and [v1, v2] with v1 = (3, 2)T, v2 = (4, 3)T (both with respect to the standard basis).Follow these steps to find transition matrices from [v1, v2] to [u1, u2] and back again:d) Find the transition matrix from [u1, u2] to [v1, v2].e) Use your result from part c) to find the coordinates of w = v1 − v2 with respect to the basis [u1, u2]. (Note that [w][v1,v2] = (1, −1)T.) In the vector space R2, consider the two bases given by [u1, u2] with u = (1, 2)", u2 = (2, 5)" and [vwith v = (3, 2)', v2 = (4, 3)' (both with respect to the standard basis).For (a),We need to find the transition matrix V from [V,, V2] to the standard basis [e, ez].Notice that v1 = (3, 2)3= 3+ 23e1 + 2e2And similarly, v2 = (4, 3)=4e1 + 3er.34Thus, the transition matrix V from [V1, V2] to the standard basis [e1, e2] is Mve3Step 2For (b),We need to find the transition matrix U from [u1, u2] to the standard basis [e,, e2].Notice that u, = (1, 2)T%3D= 1+ 2= ej + 2e2And similarly, u2 = (2, 5)"=2e1 + 5ez.Thus, the transition matrix U from [u1, uz] to the standard basis [e1, e2] is Mue2 5 For (c),We need to find the transition matrix from [V1, V2] to [u1, uz].So,MyuMeu Mve= Mue 'Mve-12:-42 55det3 4-214

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In the vector space R² consider the two bases given by [u₁, u₂] with u₁ = (1, 2)^T, u₂ = (2, 5)^T and [v₁, v₂] with v₁ = (3, 2)^T, v₂ = (4, 3)^T (both with respect to the standard basis).

Follow these steps to find transition matrices from [v₁, v₂] to [u₁, u₂] and back again:

d) Find the transition matrix from [u₁, u₂] to [v₁, v₂].
e) Use your result from part c) to find the coordinates of w = v₁ − v₂ with respect to the basis [u₁, u₂]. (Note that [w]_[v1,v2] = (1, −1)^T.)

In the vector space R2, consider the two bases given by [u1, u2] with u = (1, 2)", u2 = (2, 5)" and [v
with v = (3, 2)', v2 = (4, 3)' (both with respect to the standard basis).
For (a),
We need to find the transition matrix V from [V,, V2] to the standard basis [e, ez].
Notice that v1 = (3, 2)
3
= 3
+ 2
3e1 + 2e2
And similarly, v2 = (4, 3)=4e1 + 3er.
3
4
Thus, the transition matrix V from [V1, V2] to the standard basis [e1, e2] is Mve
3
Step 2
For (b),
We need to find the transition matrix U from [u1, u2] to the standard basis [e,, e2].
Notice that u, = (1, 2)T
%3D
= 1
+ 2
= ej + 2e2
And similarly, u2 = (2, 5)"=2e1 + 5ez.
Thus, the transition matrix U from [u1, uz] to the standard basis [e1, e2] is Mue
2 5

For (c),
We need to find the transition matrix from [V1, V2] to [u1, uz].
So,
Myu
Meu Mve
= Mue 'Mve
-1
2
:-
4
2 5
5
det
3 4
-2
14

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