#How do you find a transition matrix with polynomials?

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So far, I have:
c1(1,x,x^2)=2
c1(1,x,x^2)=-4x
c1(1,x,x^2)=x^2+x+1

But when I form them into a system I get:
c1=2
c2=-4
c3=1

So does that mean the transition matrix is 3x^2-4x+2?

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