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the linear transformation, L(p(x))=d/dx p(x)+p(0). maps a polynomial p(x) of degree<= 2 into a polynomial of...

the linear transformation, L(p(x))=d/dx p(x)+p(0). maps a polynomial p(x) of degree<= 2 into a polynomial of degree <=1, namely, L:p2 ~p1. find the marix representation of L with respect to the order bases{x^2,x,1}and {x,1}

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