We usually represent vectors in R2 with respect to the standard basis so vectors in the first

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We usually represent vectors in R2 with respect to the standard basis so vectors in the first quadrant have both coordinates positive.
We usually represent vectors in R2 with respect to the

Moving counterclockwise around the origin, we cycle thru four regions:

We usually represent vectors in R2 with respect to the

Using this basis

We usually represent vectors in R2 with respect to the

gives the same counterclockwise cycle. We say these two bases have the same orientation.
(a) Why do they give the same cycle?
(b) What other configurations of unit vectors on the axes give the same cycle?
(c) Find the determinants of the matrices formed from those (ordered) bases.
(d) What other counterclockwise cycles are possible, and what are the associated determinants?
(e) What happens in R1?
(f) What happens in R3?

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Linear Algebra

ISBN: 9780982406212

1st Edition

Authors: Jim Hefferon

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