Math, asked by eberechukwumichael20, 1 month ago

Given vectors \mathbf{v} =
⎡⎣−4−38⎤⎦
v=





−4
−3
8






, \mathbf{b_1} =
⎡⎣123⎤⎦
b
1

=





1
2
3






, \mathbf{b_2} =
⎡⎣−210⎤⎦
b
2

=





−2
1
0






and \mathbf{b_3} =
⎡⎣−3−65⎤⎦
b
3

=





−3
−6
5






all written in the standard basis, what is \mathbf{v}v in the basis defined by \mathbf{b_1}b
1

, \mathbf{b_2}b
2

and \mathbf{b_3}b
3

? You are given that \mathbf{b_1}b
1

, \mathbf{b_2}b
2

and \mathbf{b_3}b
3

are all pairwise orthogonal to each other.

Answers

Answered by santoshkumarmishra74
0

Answer:

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