Let us consider a relation x*+y*+z* = , where x,y,z are real number.
Then we have,
x+3y+z = -4
2x-y+z = -9
-x+2y+z = -3
Here, the augmented matrix is : B =
Now we apply elementary row operations on B.
Step I : R2-2R1=R2, R3+R1=R3
Then B becomes =
Step II : (-1/7)R2=R2
Then B becomes =
Step III : R1-3R2=R1, R3-5R2=R3
The B becomes =
Step IV : (7/9)R3=R3
Then B becomes =
Step V : R1-(4/7)R3=R1, R2-(1/7)R3=R2
Then B becomes =
This gives, x = -1
y = 1
z = -6
Therefore, .
Find the change-of-coordinates matrix from B to the standard basis in RP. --[1]: PB P 11 CO
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