Let Pn be the vector space of all polynomials of degree n or less in the variable x. Let D : P3 → P2 be the lineartransformation defined by D(p(x)) = p' (x). That is, D is the derivative operator. Let{1, x, æ², x³},{1, x, æ²},BCbe ordered bases for P3 and P2, respectively. Find the matrix DE for D relative to the basis B in the domain and C in the codomain.[D]E

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Let Pn be the vector space of all polynomials of degree n or less in the variable x. Let D : P3 → P2 be the linear transformation defined by D(p(x)) = p' (x). That is, D is the derivative operator. Let {1, æ, x², æ³}, {1, x, a?}, B C be ordered bases for P3 and P2, respectively. Find the matrix D]E for D relative to the basis B in the domain and C in the codomain. [DE =

Let Pn be the vector space of all polynomials of degree n or less in the variable x. Let D : P3 → P2 be the linear transformation defined by D(p(x)) = p' (x). That is, D is the derivative operator. Let {1, æ, x², æ³}, {1, x, a?}, B C be ordered bases for P3 and P2, respectively. Find the matrix D]E for D relative to the basis B in the domain and C in the codomain. [DE =

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