Let G : R? → R³ and F : R³ → Rª be defined by G( (x, y)) F( (a,b, c) ) (x +y, x – y, 2y) (a + b+ c, 2a + c, b + 2c, a + b). (a) Compute F o G( (x, y) ). (b) Let E, E', E" be the standard basis for R², R³, Rª, respectively. Find the matrices of G, F, and Fo G relative to these bases; that is, find [G]E, [F]E", and [F o G]E". (c) Verify that [F]E GE = [F 0 G]E".

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Let G : R² → R³ and F : R³ → Rª be defined by
G( (x, y))
F((a, b, c) )
(x + y, x – y, 2y)
(a + b+ c, 2a + c, b + 2c, a + b).
(a) Compute Fo G( (x, y) ).
(b) Let E, E', E" be the standard basis for R², R³, Rª, respectively. Find the matrices of
G, F, and FoG relative to these bases; that is, find [G]E, [F], and [F • G]".
(c) Verify that [F]EGE = [F 0 G]E".
Transcribed Image Text:Let G : R² → R³ and F : R³ → Rª be defined by G( (x, y)) F((a, b, c) ) (x + y, x – y, 2y) (a + b+ c, 2a + c, b + 2c, a + b). (a) Compute Fo G( (x, y) ). (b) Let E, E', E" be the standard basis for R², R³, Rª, respectively. Find the matrices of G, F, and FoG relative to these bases; that is, find [G]E, [F], and [F • G]". (c) Verify that [F]EGE = [F 0 G]E".
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