Chapter 11: Q3E (page 374)
Show that the polynomial ring (with the usual addition of polynomials and product of a constant and a polynomial) is a vector space over R.
Short Answer
Answer:
is a vector space over R.
Chapter 11: Q3E (page 374)
Show that the polynomial ring (with the usual addition of polynomials and product of a constant and a polynomial) is a vector space over R.
Answer:
is a vector space over R.
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