Find a basis for the subspace Q of P2,
belongs to book: A First Course in Linear Algebra|Robert A. Beezer|| Chapter number:4| Question number:C13
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belongs to book: A First Course in Linear Algebra|Robert A. Beezer|| Chapter number:4| Question number:C13
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If p(0) = 0, then a + b(0) + c(02) = 0, so a = 0. Thus, we can write Q =
A linearly independent set that spans Q is B = {x, x2}, and this set forms a basis of Q.
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