Vector Spaces
Vector Spaces Assignment Problem 1 Problem 2 a )b Steinitz Replacement Theorem B ' is a basis of V3 (R B ' is a basis of V3 (R Problem 3 Particular Example X and Y are linearly independent X and Y are bases for V2 (R ) which is a subspace of V3 (R a x1c x2d where x1 2 , x2 b y1c y2d where y1 -1 , y2 b (y1c y2d y2 )d )d General Form Let X a , b and Y c , d both be bases for subspace

S of vector space V
a x1c x2d since a is in subspace S , and c ,d is a basis for S
b y1c y2d since b is in subspace S , and c ,d is a basis for S
is the coordinate vector of a with respect to basis Y
is the coordinate vector of b with respect to basis Y
Let u be any vector is subspace S
b since u is in subspace S , and a ,b is a basis for S
is the coordinate vector of u with respect to basis X (y1c y2d
y2 )d
is the coordinate vector of u with respect to basis Y is the transition matrix of any u in S from basis X to Y
The transition matrix
is formed by cascading the coordinate vectors of the basis vectors of basis X with respect to basis Y PAGE
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