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Answer 1

there are many types, what are you doing in class?

Answer 2

Every linear transformation can be represented by a matrix multiplication. But writing a linear transformation as a matrix requires selecting a specific basis. If you are talking about R n to R m (there are other vector spaces) and are using the "standard" basis you can identify any linear transformation with a specific matrix and vice-versa.

Answer 3

when you multiply a matrix by a vector is maps to another vector in that space. this is a transition.

Answer 4

it maps*

Answer 5

oh...i am doing something with states. so like X2 = Ax1 ?

Answer 6

solid state vectors?

Answer 7

err steady state*

Answer 8

so you are diagonalizing?

Answer 9

yeah!! ahhhh