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(a) Let
(b) Let
be a positive integer. Use part (a) to find the vectors(c) Write the vector
as a linear combination of and .(d) Using parts (a), (b), and (c), calculate
I need to write a detailed solution for all four of these; if you could walk me through that, that would be great. Thanks!
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For part (a), what happens when you multiply that matrix by each of those vectors?
For part (b), you'll have been able to find some number (called a 'scalar multiple') such that , and likewise for the others. This then tells you that . Use this to write down an expression for and therefore .For part (c), trial and error is easiest here: try to find a way of making 10 from a linear combination of and . Then see if that same linear combination works for the other two vector components.For part (d), you can use your linear combination found in part (c) to replace that vector with something that looks like . You can then split the matrix multiplication into three parts: can you see how?Offline
Hi !nval!d_us3rnam3.
Another way you can do part (c) is to let
from which you get the system of linear equations
from which you can easily solve for x, y, z.
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