 Solution

Use Dynkin labels $w_i=⟨w,{\alpha }_i^{\vee }⟩$, so the rows of the Cartan matrix are the simple roots expressed in fundamental weight coordinates. For the A2 root system,Starting at the highest weight $(1,0)$ and subtracting successive allowed simple roots gives $(1,0)\to (-1,1)\to (0,-1)$. Negating these weights gives the dual representation. Hence the two fundamental weight systems areEach listed weight has weight multiplicity one. The highest weight $(1,1)={\alpha }_1+{\alpha }_2$ is the highest root, so its representation is the Adjoint representation. Its nonzero weights are the six roots, while the Cartan subalgebra supplies the zero weight twice:The superscript $[2]$ indicates weight multiplicity. This also follows from $3\otimes \overline{3}=8\oplus 1$: the nine tensor product weights comprise six differences of distinct fundamental weights and three zeros, one zero belonging to the trivial representation.