$(3, 2)$ is the coordinate vector of $3 + 2x$, relative to the basis $(1, x)$

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Term	This example	Why
coordinate vector	✓	$3 + 2x$ is the linear combination of the basis vectors using the coefficients $3$ and $2$: \(3 + 2x = 3(1) + 2(x)\)

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• Vector vs. coordinate vector

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