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Liondancer
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Homework Statement
Pablo is a nutritionist who knows that oranges always have twice as much sugar as apples. When considering the sugar intake of schoolchildren eating a barrel of fruit, he represents the barrel like so:
sugar
fruit
(s; f)
There is a graph that has a 3/2 slope start from the origin with the sugar (s) variable on the x-axis and fruit (f) on the y axis
Find a linear transformation relating Pablo's representation to the one
in the lecture. Write your answer as a matrix.
Hint: Let "lambda" represent the amount of sugar in each apple.
Homework Equations
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The Attempt at a Solution
I'm not sure where to start. =/ the equation is y=(3/2)x maybe i would convert it to (3/2)x-y=0 and yet up the matrix to be (3/2 -1) (x)
(y)
I'm not sure where to start =/