2. Consider the linear transformation T: P2(R) → P2(R), defined by T(f(x))f'(x) + 5f(x). Find the matrix [T]g, where B is the standard basis of P2(R), andverify that T(8-x+x²) = [T]3(8, -1, 1)*.%3D

The linear transformation, T:P2ℝ→P2ℝTfx=f'x+5fx

2. Consider the linear transformation T: P2(R) → P2(R), defined by T(f(x)) : f'(x) + 5f(x). Find the matrix [T]8, where B is the standard basis of P2(R), and verify that T(8- x + x²) = [T]3(8, -1, 1)*.

2. Consider the linear transformation T: P2(R) → P2(R), defined by T(f(x)) : f'(x) + 5f(x). Find the matrix [T]8, where B is the standard basis of P2(R), and verify that T(8- x + x²) = [T]3(8, -1, 1)*.

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