D) How do you know that T: P3> P2? (How do you know that the codomain is correct?) E) Find T(x + 2x? + x + 4) F) Find, if possible, a basis for ker(T), and state the nullity of T.
D) How do you know that T: P3> P2? (How do you know that the codomain is correct?) E) Find T(x + 2x? + x + 4) F) Find, if possible, a basis for ker(T), and state the nullity of T.
Chapter5: Exponential And Logarithmic Functions
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Problem 39CT: The population P (in millions) of Texas from 2001 through 2014 can be approximated by the model...
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(D) p(x) is a polynomial at most of degree 3.
p'(x) is a polynomial at most of degree 2 and xp"(x) is a plynomial at most of degree 2.
is of degree at most 2
Therefore, .
Hence, we can say given codomain is correct.
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