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Suppose that the map h: R2 → R2 is represented by the matrix ( 1 2...

Suppose that the map h: R2 → R2 is represented by the matrix ( 1 2 (second row) 3 4 ) with respect to the basis ε2, find the matrix that

represents h with respect to the basis F = {( 1 1 ) , ( 1 −1 )}

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