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@andrewkirk gamma bases are separate bases that I define other than standard canonical bases. And it has vectors that I've mentioned in the question.

Thank you so much @Hallsoflvy for your explanation.

let's consider we have a linear transformation T: R^2->R^3 and alpha={ordered basis of R^2} and beta{ordered basis of R^3} and gama={v1,v2}, v1=(1,-1),v2=(2,-5). now I need to find [T]_gama(associated matrix)? When i read about it, i understood it as, first we have to find transformation of each...

Thank you so much.

I want to find basis for a+ax^2+bx^4 belong to p4. I am getting the following result is it right? =>a(1+x^2) + b(x^4) => basis ={1+x^2, x^4} Is that right ? Please help me any help is appreciated.