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We will start our Linear Algebra journey with a very important point.
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A mathematical object is distinct from its representation. A single object may have a multitude of representations dictated by convention and convenience.
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\subsection*{How to Create a Coordinate System}
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\subsection*{Creating and Using a Coordinate System}
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When you first encountered vectors in your earlier courses it was probably assumed that these vectors exist in some established rectangular coordinate system. Such a coordinate system implicitly postulates the following structure:
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