Did i do this matrix transformation right?

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I'm afraid you've made a mistake in line 3.

You said that (j) = -w + 2i, because you've used w = (2,-1),
this is actually T(w).

You defined w on the second line as (1,1).

Hope this helps, let me know how you get/got on,
Sam
 
ahh thank you! it worked out now!
 
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