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Find the coordinates of e1 e2 e3 of R3 in terms of [(1,0,0)T , (1,1,0)T ,...

Find the coordinates of e1 e2 e3 of R3 in terms of [(1,0,0)T , (1,1,0)T , (1,1,1)T ] of R3,, and then find the matrix of the linear transformation T(x1,, x2 , x3 )T = [(4xx+ x2- x3)T , (x1 + 3x3)T , (x2 + 2x3)T with respect to this basis.

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