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Note: At the end, it should be:
-3 1
-5 2
And the answer is
-5
-8
drpeyam
I like how you went through the 'slow way' first, which sets up the motivation for the transition matrix (and also helps define it), instead of just presenting the transition matrix unmotivated.
maxpercer
Every time I search youtube for a linear algebra video: “I hope Dr Peyam covered this topic..”
jiyoonpark
The grade I got for my linear algebra 1 exam was not enough, so I hope that you will cover as much as possible that I can take this exam once more with a better understanding of the topics.
You are just better at explaining than my professor or their scientific assistants.
:D
Rundas
Yes I would say the same. The rref gives
- 3. 1
-5. 2
And the x goes to - 5, - 8 but otherwise a fantastic video!
Behroozifyable
I have just got a new mobile device and I am testing its resolution with your video. Math never looked so neat!
Debg
I just had one question, you defined the change of basis matrix P_ {C<--- B}, but you never defined P_B, without the arrow. Is that still a change of coordinate matrix? It looks like you understood P_B to be the matrix of basis vectors of B in column form.
maxpercer
This is cute, you're essential doing a change of basis to the standard basis to get the transformation matrix.
sugarfrosted
Dr peyam ive been wondering something about coordinate vectors with respect to a basis denoted the way it is.Why is the coordinates of [X] with respect to B denoted X_B shouldnt it be X^B so that the identity [Id]_B^C[X]^B makes more sense as the superscript and subscripts cancel just like how
[T]_Y^Z*[U]_X^Y=[TU]_X^Z. They messed up on the notation here.