{(1)-(:)};(b) Let B = {x, 1} and C =bases for P1 and R2 respectively. Suppose that9: P1 → R² and : R2 → R² are linear transformations such that3).1[p]c+B = (;]c+c =-211Find (y o 4)(x – 2).

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