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Re: Question on Matrix Representations as Linear Transformations
Posted:
Apr 24, 2005 8:53 PM
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I appreciate the help from some of you, but I am rather offended that
some of you continue to take offense at my post from yesterday. It was
my first major post in the forum and was not aware that you guys did
not enjoy opening up PDF files (I myself find matricies easier to read
with their usual notation than using text from my QWERTY keyboard to
represent them). Again, I am sorry about the title of the post (as
that was indeed completely my fault), but as I explained, it was due to
the stress of exam time taking over me. I have already apologized
numerous times and even tried to remove the topic from the forum (but
it won't let me), and I re-posted the specific question here, as
requested.
Nevertheless, in response to Bob, I wanted to see "ape" the method for
this question (the rest of them I had figured out). I had no idea how
to do this question, and by seeing the full solution, I am better able
to learn. I am the type of math student who learns by doing questions
repeatedly over-and-over again until I completely understand the method
and process.
Once again, thanks for the help (especially Paul who solved this
question before everyone started bashing my post from yesterday,
AGAIN).
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