Q2Let F be a field and let V, be the F-vector space of polynomials in F[x]of degree < n. Which of the following maps are linear transformations?(a) The map D : V, → Vn=1 sending p(x) to p' (x) = p(x).(b) The map I : Vn→ Vn+1 sending p(x) to P(x) := f p(t)dt.(c) The map sending p(x) to p(x)².(d) The map sending p(x) to p(x + 1) – p(x).(e) The map sending p(x) to p(x)p(x – 1).Provide a brief explanation -- ideally not more than one or two completesentences -- for each of your answers.

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Let F be a field and let V, be the F-vector space of polynomials in F[x] of degree < n. Which of the following maps are linear transformations? (a) The map D : V → Vn-1 sending p(x) to p' (x) = p(x). (b) The map I : V, → Vn+1 sending p(x) to P(x) := f* p(1)dt. (c) The map sending p(x) to p(x)². (d) The map sending p(x) to p(x + 1) – p(x). (e) The map sending p(x) to p(x)p(x – 1). Provide a brief explanation -- ideally not more than one or two complete sentences -- for each of your answers.

Let F be a field and let V, be the F-vector space of polynomials in F[x] of degree < n. Which of the following maps are linear transformations? (a) The map D : V → Vn-1 sending p(x) to p' (x) = p(x). (b) The map I : V, → Vn+1 sending p(x) to P(x) := f* p(1)dt. (c) The map sending p(x) to p(x)². (d) The map sending p(x) to p(x + 1) – p(x). (e) The map sending p(x) to p(x)p(x – 1). Provide a brief explanation -- ideally not more than one or two complete sentences -- for each of your answers.

Linear Algebra: A Modern Introduction

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Author:David Poole

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Chapter6: Vector Spaces

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