The answer options for the first fill-in-the-blank part of the question are the following:a) [I(bj]c 2) bj3) [bj]c Let V be a vector space with a basis B= (b,, ., b,, let W be the same space V with a basis C=.c, and let I be the identity transformation I: V-W. Find the matrix for I relative to B and C......For each j, I(j.! (b)) =and ['(b) ]c=|Combine these identities with the definition of the transformation matrix to find the matrix for I relative to B and C.M=...b, b2...C, C2...[[]s [°2]8... Let V be a vector space with a basis B= (b,, ., b,, let W be the same space V with a basis C= (c,,.., c,, and let I be the identity transformation I: V-W. Find the matrix for I relative to B and C.For each j, I(b) =and ['(b)]c=Combine these identities with the definition of theatrix to find the matrix for I relative to B and C.M=b-

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