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Let V be Rn with a basis B={b1,...,bn}; let W be Rn with the standard basis,...

Let V be Rn with a basis B={b1,...,bn}; let W be Rn with the standard basis, denoted here by epsilon; and consider the identity transformation I : V --> W, where I(x) = x. Find the matrix for I relative to B and epsilon. What was this matrix called in Section 4.4?

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