SOLUTION: On the vector space M2,2 of 2*2 real matrices, show that defining <A,B> = tr(A(B^T))
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Question 30436: On the vector space M2,2 of 2*2 real matrices, show that defining = tr(A(B^T))
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On the vector space M2,2 of 2*2 real matrices,
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defining = tr(A(B^T))
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