Every vector v can be expressed uniquely in the form bb(a+b), where bb(a) is a scalar multiple of ((2),(-1)), and bb(b) is a scalar multiple of ((3),(1)). Find the matrix bb(P) such that bb(Pv=a) for all vectors bb(v).

Glenn Hopkins

Glenn Hopkins

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2022-07-21

Every vector v can be expressed uniquely in the form a + b ,, where a is a scalar multiple of ( 2 1 ) ,, and b is a scalar multiple of ( 3 1 ) .. Find the matrix P such that P v = a for all vectors v .
I'd like help deriving P , but I don't know how to do it. Any help would be much appreciated!

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grocbyntza

grocbyntza

Beginner2022-07-22Added 25 answers

You can take the scalars of a and b into the vector and add the two of them together to get vector v= ( [ 2 a + 3 b a + b ] )

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