(10 points) Let $P_2$ be the vector space of polynomials of degree 2 or less. Consider the following two ordered bases of $P_2$ $B = \{2+z+z^2, 2+z^2, 1+z\}$, $C = \{z+z^2, 2z-z, 1-3z+2z^2\}$. a. Find the change of basis matrix from the basis B to the basis C b. Find the change of basis matrix from the basis C to the basis B
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