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(a) Find the matrix representation of
(b) Verify Theorem 6.5.7 by comparing part (a) with the product of the matrices in Problems 13 and 15.
(c) Use the matrix representation found in (a) to determine
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Theorem 6.5.7 If U, V, and W are vector spaces with ordered bases A, B, and C, respectively, and
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