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![1 Let T : R² → R² be the transformation that reflect points across y = x. B
is a basis in R². Find the matrix of T relative to B.
2 Find the 3- matrix [T]å of the transformation T : x → Ax, where
(=123)₁
(2)
B = {b₁,b2}, A =
b₁
=
"
b2 =
(1¹).
= {(1).(+)}](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/4af9ab5f-d2a0-4043-afe7-997c4c946684/db1de331-4949-457c-a3d8-9efc7ed73b24/ylly0fp_processed.png)
Transcribed Image Text:1 Let T : R² → R² be the transformation that reflect points across y = x. B
is a basis in R². Find the matrix of T relative to B.
2 Find the 3- matrix [T]å of the transformation T : x → Ax, where
(=123)₁
(2)
B = {b₁,b2}, A =
b₁
=
"
b2 =
(1¹).
= {(1).(+)}
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