Problem 5. Let R[r] be the set of polynomials in x with real coefficients, and define the degree of a polynomial to be the highest power of x which has a nonzero coefficient. (Here x is a variable, not a vector.) Define the sets V = {p(x) € R[x]| degree(p(x)) < 3}, V2 = {p(x) E R[x]| degree(p(x)) = 3}, V3 = {p(x) E R[x] |p(0) = 0} For each of the three sets, show whether or not it (a) is closed under addition, (b) is closed under real scalar multiplication, (c) contains an additive identity (zero vector), (d) contains the additive inverse of each of its elements.

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Problem 5. Let R[r] be the set of polynomials in x with real coefficients, and define the
degree of a polynomial to be the highest power of x which has a nonzero coefficient. (Here
x is a variable, not a vector.) Define the sets
V = {p(x) € R[x]| degree(p(x)) < 3},
V2 = {p(x) E R[x]| degree(p(x)) = 3},
V3 = {p(x) E R[x] |p(0) = 0}
For each of the three sets, show whether or not it
(a) is closed under addition,
(b) is closed under real scalar multiplication,
(c) contains an additive identity (zero vector),
(d) contains the additive inverse of each of its elements.
Transcribed Image Text:Problem 5. Let R[r] be the set of polynomials in x with real coefficients, and define the degree of a polynomial to be the highest power of x which has a nonzero coefficient. (Here x is a variable, not a vector.) Define the sets V = {p(x) € R[x]| degree(p(x)) < 3}, V2 = {p(x) E R[x]| degree(p(x)) = 3}, V3 = {p(x) E R[x] |p(0) = 0} For each of the three sets, show whether or not it (a) is closed under addition, (b) is closed under real scalar multiplication, (c) contains an additive identity (zero vector), (d) contains the additive inverse of each of its elements.
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