D: P2> P2 (Dthe differential operator so that D(ax²+bx+c) = 2ax +b); a the standardbasis for P2; B the basis consisting of x2+1, x+1, 2x2+1; ở = x² + 2x – 2.d) Find [T].e) Find [v]g for 3 = x² + 2x – 2.f) Find [T(v)]g.

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D: P2> P2 (Dthe differential operator so that D(ax²+bx+c) = 2ax +b); a the standard basis for P2; B the basis consisting of x2+1, x+1, 2x2+1; ở = x² + 2x – 2. d) Find [T]. e) Find [v]g for i = x2 + 2x – 2. f) Find [T(v)]g.