To show that the system of polynomials P21 = x^2 + 2x – 1, P22 =2x^2-3x, p23= x-1 are independent
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There are no common zeroes within the system:

P21 has no rational factors; P22 factorises x(2x-3), so its two zeroes are 0 and 3/2; x-1 is linear with zero 1.

There is no common intersection, although P21 and P22, P21 and P23, and P22 and P23 intersect:

P21 and P22: x2+2x-1=2x2-3x, x2-5x+1=0 has two intersection points (at (5+√21)/2 and (5-√21)/2);

P21 and P23: x2+2x-1=x-1, x2+x=0 has two intersection points (at 0 and -1);

P22 and P23: 2x2-3x=x-1, 2x2-4x+1=0 has two intersection points (at 1+√2/2 and 1-√2/2).

Conclusion: the polynomials are independent.

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