#FIStheorem 2.15 - 2
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why is the first sentnce of a correct?
shoudn't it be the coordinate vector of LA(ej)
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I think it should be the coordinate vector of that
it already is a coordinate vector
A is applied to an n x 1 matrix
resulting in an m x 1 matrix
i.e, a vector
Is it because beta and gamma are standard ordered basis
they can be any bases
you would simply get different coordinates if that were the case
Why is that already a coordinate vector?
Aej is an m x 1 matrix by definition
i.e a vector
it's written right there, this is not a novel you read without stop, think about what the thing is saying
I know it’s a vector, but a vector is not always a coordinate vector
A matrix is also a vector
it is also the image of the jth basis vector
or more precisely, the coordinate vector of the image
every vector in F^m or F^n is a coordinate vector 
that's by definition of basis
It’s the coordinate vector of standard basis?
, rotate