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Let W = P3 and
Consider TV → W defined by
V = {ax+b+c|a, b, c ЄR}.
==
dp
1 d²p
T(p)
=
dx
2 dx2
Construct bases for the nullspace and range space of T. Also, determine the dimension of V by using
the Rank-Nullity Theorem.

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