5. Let P3 := {ª+a₁x+α₂x² + ª3x²³|ªo, ª1, a2, a3 ≤ R} be the vector space of polynomials of degrees at most 3 with real coefficients. Is {4, (3-x), (2+ x)², (1 − x)³} a basis of P3? Justify your answer.
5. Let P3 := {ª+a₁x+α₂x² + ª3x²³|ªo, ª1, a2, a3 ≤ R} be the vector space of polynomials of degrees at most 3 with real coefficients. Is {4, (3-x), (2+ x)², (1 − x)³} a basis of P3? Justify your answer.
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