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Transcribed Image Text:There is at most one polynomial of degree
less than or equal to n
which interpolates f(x) at (n+1)
distinct points x0,x1,..Xn
b. which interpolates f(x) at (n-1)
distinct points x0,x1,...Xn-1
which interpolates f(x) at n distinct
points x0,x1,.Xn-2
which interpolates f(x) at (n-1)
distinct points x0,x1,...Xn-3
а.
с.
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