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For a polynomial p ao + a₁x + a₂x² + + anx, let p denote the polynomial obtained from p by removing the constant term, i.e. p = p-ao. Consider the vector space P of all polynomials and let T: P→ Po be the linear map defined as follows: T(p) = p + xp', = where p' is the derivative of p. For example, if p 2+5 x² then p T(p) = 5x x² + x(5-2x) = 10x - 3x². = - i. Find a basis for the kernel of T. ... = 5x x², p = 5 - 2x and -

For a polynomial p ao + a₁x + a₂x² + + anx, let p denote the polynomial obtained from p by removing the constant term, i.e. p = p-ao. Consider the vector space P of all polynomials and let T: P→ Po be the linear map defined as follows: T(p) = p + xp', = where p' is the derivative of p. For example, if p 2+5 x² then p T(p) = 5x x² + x(5-2x) = 10x - 3x². = - i. Find a basis for the kernel of T. ... = 5x x², p = 5 - 2x and -

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Advanced Engineering Mathematics
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Author:Erwin Kreyszig
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(c) For a polynomial p = a₁ + a₁x + a₂x² + ... + anx", let p denote the polynomial obtained from p by removing the constant term, i.e. p = p-ªo. Consider the vector space P of all polynomials and let T: P→ Po be the linear map defined as follows: T(p) = p + xp', where p' is the derivative of p. For example, if p x² then p 2+52 T(p) = 5x - x² + x(5 − 2x) = 10x – 3x². - = = 5x - x², p' = 5 - 2x and i. Find a basis for the kernel of T. ii. What is the range of T? iii. Compute the eigenvalues of T and an eigenvector corresponding to
Transcribed Image Text:(c) For a polynomial p = a₁ + a₁x + a₂x² + ... + anx", let p denote the polynomial obtained from p by removing the constant term, i.e. p = p-ªo. Consider the vector space P of all polynomials and let T: P→ Po be the linear map defined as follows: T(p) = p + xp', where p' is the derivative of p. For example, if p x² then p 2+52 T(p) = 5x - x² + x(5 − 2x) = 10x – 3x². - = = 5x - x², p' = 5 - 2x and i. Find a basis for the kernel of T. ii. What is the range of T? iii. Compute the eigenvalues of T and an eigenvector corresponding to
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