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Consider the ordered bases B={[8,9]} and C={[-2,0],[-3,3]} for the vector space R^2. A. find the matrix...

Consider the ordered bases B={[8,9]} and C={[-2,0],[-3,3]} for the vector space R^2.
A. find the matrix from C to B.
B.Find the coordinates of u=[2,1] in the ordered basis B.
C.Find the coordinates of v in the ordered basis B if the coordinate vector of v in C =[-1,2].

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