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The Chebyshev alternation theorem says that p∗∈Pn​ is the unique best uniform approximation to f∈C[−1,1] if and only if there are at least n+2 ordered points
−1≤t1​<t2​<⋯<tn+2​≤1
(1)
and a sign ε∈{−1,1} such that
f(ti​)−p∗(ti​)=ε(−1)i∥f−p∗∥∞​,i=1,…,n+2​.
(2)
Thus the extremal error has common magnitude and alternating sign at n+2 points.

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