Chapter 3: Q35E (page 160)
Let be any basis of consisting of perpendicular unit vectors, such that . In Exercises 31through 36 , find the B of the given linear transformation T from to . Interpret geometrically.
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The matrix is, .
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Chapter 3: Q35E (page 160)
Let be any basis of consisting of perpendicular unit vectors, such that . In Exercises 31through 36 , find the B of the given linear transformation T from to . Interpret geometrically.
The matrix is, .
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