Prove that T:P(x)→P,(x) defined by r(s(x)) - (x² -5x+ 6)f() is a linear transformation. Write the matrix in a- (1+x, 1-x) and B- (1,1+ x.1+ x+x*)
Prove that T:P(x)→P,(x) defined by r(s(x)) - (x² -5x+ 6)f() is a linear transformation. Write the matrix in a- (1+x, 1-x) and B- (1,1+ x.1+ x+x*)
Linear Algebra: A Modern Introduction
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Author:David Poole
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Chapter3: Matrices
Section3.6: Introduction To Linear Transformations
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