Sarahisme Posted April 22, 2005 Posted April 22, 2005 hey for this question i get A = [2/3, -4/3] [-1/3, 8/3] but is that the "Standard matrix for the linear transformation of T"? or are 'Standard' ones , ones which resemble an identity matrix? Cheers Sarah
matt grime Posted April 22, 2005 Posted April 22, 2005 Standard means with respect to the standard basis (1,0) and (0,1).
Dapthar Posted April 22, 2005 Posted April 22, 2005 hey for this question i get A = [2/3' date= -4/3] [-1/3, 8/3] but is that the "Standard matrix for the linear transformation of T"? or are 'Standard' ones , ones which resemble an identity matrix? Cheers Sarah Matt and Nicoco are right. Your calculations implicitly assume that the standard basis was the basis the problem was dealing with, so your matrix is the standard matrix. This assumption is most likely correct, since the problem doesn't seem to mention that an alternate basis should be used.
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