Proof the Above Theorem. Given a set of n+1 points: (xo, f(xo)), (x, f(x)), , (xn, f(xn))

Proof the Above Theorem.

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Given a set of n+1 points: (xo, f(xo)), (x₁, f(x₁)), , (xn, f(xn)) **** Assumption: X, X₁,...,x,, are distinct Theorem 1: There is a unique polynomial f(x) of order Given a set of n+1 points: (xo, f(xo)), (x₁, f(x₁)), , (xn, f(xn)) **** Assumption: X, X₁,...,x,, are distinct Theorem 1: There is a unique polynomial f(x) of order

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