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Let h be a linear map defined by the matrix on the domain p1 and co -domain r2 with respect to the given basis.
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H is equal to matrix 2, 1, 4, 2.
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B is equal to 1 plus x comma x.
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D is equal to inner product 1, matrix 1, 1 and matrix 1, 0.
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Note that p1 is the set of the polynomial of degree 1 with respect to standard basis given v vector is equal to 2x minus 1.
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Note h is equal to matrix 2, 1, 4, 2 is the matrix representation of small h with respect to given basis.
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So, small h of 1 plus x is equal to 2 into matrix 1, 1 plus 4 into matrix 1, 0 which is equal to matrix 2 plus 4 by 2 plus 0 is equal to matrix 6, 2 and h of x is equal to 1 into 1 matrix 1, 1 plus 2 into matrix 1, 0 is equal to matrix 3, 1.
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Now, v vector is equal to which belongs to p1...