Question 3. Suppose n > 1, and let Un = {xg(x) : g(x) E Pn-1}. Is Un a subspace of P,? If yes, prove it. If not, find a counter example. %3D

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Question 3. Suppose n > 1, and let Un = {xg(x) : g(x) E Pn-1}. Is Un a subspace of Pn? If yes, prove it. If not,
find a counter example.
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