Linear transformation D:P2 --> P2

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Linear transformation D:Psub2 to Psub2 defined by
D( Asub0 + Asub1x + Asub2x^2) = Asub1 + 2Asub2x

Find the matrix of this linear transformation with respect to the
ordered bases C to C, where C= { 1-x , 1+ x, x^2 }


I know that D stands for differentiating .
D prime is Asub1 + 2Asub2x

I think the matrix is

1 1 2
-1 1 0

I would like to know if my matrix is correct?

Thanks
 
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But differentiation maps into ## P_1 ## . You may embed ##P_1## in ## P_2##, but the map is into ##P_1## otherwise.
 
Your answer cannot be complete. For one thing, it should be a 3x3 matrix.
 
And then you just need to make sure that the matrix T representing D takes the basis to where it should, i.e., to D(basis)=D(1+x + 1-x +x^2).
 

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