Exercise 10.3.1 Let T: P₂ →R be a linear transformation such that T(x²) = 1, T(x²+x)=5, and T(x²+x+1) = −1.

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Exercise 10.3.1 Let T: P₂ → R be a linear transformation such that
Find T (ax² +bx+c).
T(x)=1, T(x²+x)=5, and T(x²+x+1)=-1
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Transcribed Image Text:Exercise 10.3.1 Let T: P₂ → R be a linear transformation such that Find T (ax² +bx+c). T(x)=1, T(x²+x)=5, and T(x²+x+1)=-1 2
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