Let T: P3 (R) → R2 be defined by T(p) = (p"(0), p'(0)).

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How can I find a basis for KerT of the attached function? I know that T is linear but how do I find the KerT and therefore the basis? 

Let T : P3 (R) → R2 be defined by T(p) = (p"(0), p′(0)).
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