Chapter 05.01 Uniqueness of Polynomial Interpolant Part 1 of 2

Background of Interpolation (CHAPTER 05.01)

Uniqueness of Polynomial Interpolant: Part 1 of 2

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Learn that the polynomial of order n or less than that passes through (n+1) data points is unique.

This video teaches you that the polynomial or order n or less than that passes through (n+1) data points is unique.

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Uniqueness of Polynomial Interpolant: Part 1 of 2 [YOUTUBE 8:26] [TRANSCRIPT]

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