Find the transition matrix P from B ' to B.
With B = [-1,2; 3,-3], B' = [6,-6;0,3], and A = [2,1;0,3]

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Find the transition matrix P from B ' to B.
With B = [-1,2; 3,-3], B' = [6,-6;0,3], and A = [2,1;0,3]

amistre64 · Answer

(B|B') and augment

anonymous · Answer

Why haven't I fanned you yet, @amistre64 ?

amistre64 · Answer

bad manners id assume lol

anonymous · Answer

Probably it. :D I'm going to drag you into every single linear algebra question and review I have.

amistre64 · Answer

yeah, i take my final on tuesday

anonymous · Answer

Good luck. :)

In my college, it has a reputation for being a relaxing class, which is nice after the rigor of multivariable, differential, and proofs.

amistre64 · Answer

lol, ive already got 5 As and i havent even touched a final yet.  I take the computer one tomorrow and thats pretty much an A so make that 6

anonymous · Answer

Nice. So, I retract the "good luck". You won't be needing it. I'll go and give it to someone else.

:D

I messed up two class curves by getting a 100 where the second best score was 50, and my professor didn't cap the grades, so I ended up with 300/400 total points in the class through two tests. 75 points from pop quizzes, so that's 375/400 in a class without having taken the final.

I'm wondering what's the most amusing thing I could do on my final now, and still guarantee myself an A.