Q2: Consider the following normed spaces (C([a, b]), ll·ll.), (C¹([a,b]), ||-||..)and (C¹ ([a,b]), llfll). Define a linear mapddxByProve that the linear mapd: c¹([a, b])C([a,b])ddx: (C¹([a, b]), Il-llo) (C([a, b]), Il·ll..)dx

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