Elementary Linear Algebra (2nd Edition) . Chapter 6.5, Problem 64E. Please explain. I can calculate for...

Elementary Linear Algebra (2nd Edition) . Chapter 6.5, Problem 64E. Please explain. I can calculate for the first column, but not the second. F(3;1) - F(-2;1) =Q(5;0)=(-3;4) =Q(5(1;0))=(-3;4) =>Q(1;0)=((-3/5);(4/5)) As you can see, I can solve for the first column, but I am stuck at the second one using this method. The problem is I cannot find a vector I can add (1;0) to to get some kind of (0;x) vector. Please help. I would appreciate it very much.

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