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![Let n be a positive integer and a, b be two real numbers. Determine (with
argument) whether the following subsets of R[X] are subspaces:
1. {f(X) € R[X] | S'(8) = 0}, where f'(X) denotes the derivative of
f(X).
2. {f(X) € R[X] | f(n) (0) + (S" F(X) - dX) = 0}, where f(")(X) denotes
the n-th derivative of f(X).
3. {f(X) E R[X]| deg(f) = n}, where n is a fixed positive integer.
4. {f(X) E R[X]| f'(1) < f(4)}.](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/e1bbb03a-1330-4abd-86a4-84230eb34f64/4e857609-59ea-4f07-8d69-df13ce43c57b/awi3hxx_thumbnail.png)
Transcribed Image Text:Let n be a positive integer and a, b be two real numbers. Determine (with
argument) whether the following subsets of R[X] are subspaces:
1. {f(X) € R[X] | S'(8) = 0}, where f'(X) denotes the derivative of
f(X).
2. {f(X) € R[X] | f(n) (0) + (S" F(X) - dX) = 0}, where f(")(X) denotes
the n-th derivative of f(X).
3. {f(X) E R[X]| deg(f) = n}, where n is a fixed positive integer.
4. {f(X) E R[X]| f'(1) < f(4)}.
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