Let T:P3(R)→P2(R) be a linear transformation be defined by T(f(x))=f′(x), then find the matrix of linear transformation corresponding to standard basis. Is it a nilpotent linear transformation ?.

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Let T:P3(R)→P2(R) be a linear transformation be defined by T(f(x))=f′(x), then find the matrix of linear transformation corresponding to standard basis. Is it a nilpotent linear transformation ?.

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