Given the basis β={(1,−1,3),(−3,4,9),(2,−2,4)}β={(1,−1,3),(−3,4,9),(2,−2,4)} and x=(8,−9,6)x=(8,−9,6), I am to find the corresponding coordinate vector [x]β[x]β. I claim that the coordinate vectors entries x1,x2,x3x1,x2,x3 meet the following criterion: x1(1,−1,3)+x2(−3,4,9)+x3(2,−2,4)=(8,−9,6)x1(1,−1,3)+x2(−3,4,9)+x3(2,−2,4)=(8,−9,6)This is equivalent to solving the augmented matrix ⎡⎣⎢1−13−3492−248−96⎤⎦⎥[1−328−14−2−93946]which is row equivalent to ⎡⎣⎢100−31020−18−10⎤⎦⎥
Well, I will not just give you a straight answer, since I do not have the resources to currently do so. But as a tip, I would try the substitution method to get rid of the ‘x’ variable and just solve for ‘c’ like normal. Your main expression should look like this, I believe:
21.2x+c = 5.3(4x-2.6)
To substitute h the is out, you could write this if it feels better for you: