there respectively bases. Then for linear transformations t: V→ V' and s:

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Let V, V' and V"be finite dimensional vector spaces over a field F and let B,
B' and B" be there respectively bases. Then for linear transformations t: V>V and s : V'-→
V",
M (sot) = M (s) M().
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Transcribed Image Text:Let V, V' and V"be finite dimensional vector spaces over a field F and let B, B' and B" be there respectively bases. Then for linear transformations t: V>V and s : V'-→ V", M (sot) = M (s) M(). %3D
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