Question

All polynomials of the form p(t)=at^2, where a is in R?

Answer 1

Yes, but not 100% why

Answer 2

@eliassaab

Answer 3

RF: What you've posted is not really a question. Please add the missing instructions.

Answer 4

determine if the given set is a subspace of P_n for an appropriate value of n.

Answer 5

Sorry about that..

Answer 6

Mind explaining in your own words what P_n signifies? Then we could go on to "subspaces" of P_n.

Answer 7

i was hoping you tell me.

Answer 8

p(t)=at^2