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Let S: P₁ → R be a mapping defined by S(p(x)) = √p(x)dx. (a) Show that S is linear. (b) Find the basis and dimension of the kernel of T and the rank of T.

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(b) Find the basis and dimension of the kernel of T and the rank of T.
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