= the matrix for T relative to the standard basis is a basis for R 2. B is the matrix for T relative to To find B, complete:

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= the matrix for T relative to the standard basis is a basis for R 2. B is the matrix for T relative to To find B, complete:

= the matrix for T relative to the standard basis is a basis for R 2. B is the matrix for T relative to To find B, complete:

= the matrix for T relative to the standard basis is a basis for R 2. B is the matrix for T relative to To find B, complete: First column of P

= the matrix for T relative to the standard basis is a basis for R 2. B is the matrix for T relative to To find B, complete:

= the matrix for T relative to the standard basis is a basis for R 2. B is the matrix for T relative to To find B, complete:

= the matrix for T relative to the standard basis is a basis for R 2. B is the matrix for T relative to To find B, complete:

= the matrix for T relative to the standard basis is a basis for R 2. B is the matrix for T relative to To find B, complete: Second column of P

= the matrix for T relative to the standard basis is a basis for R 2. B is the matrix for T relative to To find B, complete: