3. (a) Show that the space P of all polynomialsp(t) with real coefficients is not completewith the norm || p || = sup | p(t) |.30st≤1

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3. (a) Show that the space P of all polynomials p(t) with real coefficients is not complete with the norm || p || = sup | p(t) |. 3 0st≤1