Find basis from coordinates?
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Is it possible to find the basis of coordinates, in respect to the vector that led to the coordinates?
If I had a point
begin{align*} P = begin{pmatrix}
px\
py
end{pmatrix} end{align*}
and a vector
begin{align*} V = begin{pmatrix}
vx\
vy
end{pmatrix} end{align*}
, then what is the Basis B={b1,b2}?
linear-algebra
asked Jan 4 at 11:45
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Is it possible to find the basis of coordinates, in respect to the vector that led to the coordinates?
If I had a point
begin{align*} P = begin{pmatrix}
px\
py
end{pmatrix} end{align*}
and a vector
begin{align*} V = begin{pmatrix}
vx\
vy
end{pmatrix} end{align*}
, then what is the Basis B={b1,b2}?
linear-algebra
asked Jan 4 at 11:45
reignreign
11
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Please use Mathjax to write math expressions.
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– harshit54
Jan 4 at 11:58
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There wasn't really much to use Mathjax for, but here you go
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– reign
Jan 4 at 12:16
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There’s still more formatting to do. Be that as it may, what is the relationship between $V$ and $P$? What does $V$ have to do with this basis that you’re trying to find?
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– amd
Jan 4 at 20:00
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Is it possible to find the basis of coordinates, in respect to the vector that led to the coordinates?
If I had a point
begin{align*} P = begin{pmatrix}
px\
py
end{pmatrix} end{align*}
and a vector
begin{align*} V = begin{pmatrix}
vx\
vy
end{pmatrix} end{align*}
, then what is the Basis B={b1,b2}?
linear-algebra
asked Jan 4 at 11:45
reignreign
11
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Is it possible to find the basis of coordinates, in respect to the vector that led to the coordinates?
If I had a point
begin{align*} P = begin{pmatrix}
px\
py
end{pmatrix} end{align*}
and a vector
begin{align*} V = begin{pmatrix}
vx\
vy
end{pmatrix} end{align*}
, then what is the Basis B={b1,b2}?
linear-algebra
linear-algebra
asked Jan 4 at 11:45
reignreign
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asked Jan 4 at 11:45
reignreign
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edited Jan 4 at 12:16
reign
asked Jan 4 at 11:45
reignreign
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asked Jan 4 at 11:45
reignreign
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asked Jan 4 at 11:45
reignreign
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Please use Mathjax to write math expressions.
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– harshit54
Jan 4 at 11:58
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There wasn't really much to use Mathjax for, but here you go
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– reign
Jan 4 at 12:16
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There’s still more formatting to do. Be that as it may, what is the relationship between $V$ and $P$? What does $V$ have to do with this basis that you’re trying to find?
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– amd
Jan 4 at 20:00
add a comment |
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Please use Mathjax to write math expressions.
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– harshit54
Jan 4 at 11:58
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There wasn't really much to use Mathjax for, but here you go
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– reign
Jan 4 at 12:16
$begingroup$
There’s still more formatting to do. Be that as it may, what is the relationship between $V$ and $P$? What does $V$ have to do with this basis that you’re trying to find?
$endgroup$
– amd
Jan 4 at 20:00
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Please use Mathjax to write math expressions.
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– harshit54
Jan 4 at 11:58
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Please use Mathjax to write math expressions.
$endgroup$
– harshit54
Jan 4 at 11:58
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There wasn't really much to use Mathjax for, but here you go
$endgroup$
– reign
Jan 4 at 12:16
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There wasn't really much to use Mathjax for, but here you go
$endgroup$
– reign
Jan 4 at 12:16
$begingroup$
There’s still more formatting to do. Be that as it may, what is the relationship between $V$ and $P$? What does $V$ have to do with this basis that you’re trying to find?
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– amd
Jan 4 at 20:00
$begingroup$
There’s still more formatting to do. Be that as it may, what is the relationship between $V$ and $P$? What does $V$ have to do with this basis that you’re trying to find?
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– amd
Jan 4 at 20:00
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– harshit54
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– reign
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There’s still more formatting to do. Be that as it may, what is the relationship between $V$ and $P$? What does $V$ have to do with this basis that you’re trying to find?
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– amd
Jan 4 at 20:00