Let ={t?-1, t²-t, -t?+t-2} be a basis for P,(R). Then the coordinates of p(t)=6t2-3t-1 are [p]= %3D

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Let 3={t?-1, t²-t, -t?+t-2} be a basis for P,(R)
Then the coordinates of p(t)=6t2-3t-1 are [p]=
Transcribed Image Text:Quèstion 5 Let 3={t?-1, t²-t, -t?+t-2} be a basis for P,(R) Then the coordinates of p(t)=6t2-3t-1 are [p]=
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