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Problem 25CM: Find a basis B for R3 such that the matrix for the linear transformation T:R3R3,...

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Let V and V' be vector spaces over a field F and B = {b,, b2,.., b,} be a basis for V. Then there exists a unique linear transformation, t: V-→ V' for any list b', b,',., b,' of vectors in V', such that 1(b) = b,, i =1, 2,.., n.