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A polynomial pn​∈Πn​ is a best polynomial least-squares approximation when it minimizes the weighted error norm over all polynomials of degree at most n:
∥f−pn​∥≤∥f−q∥for every q∈Πn​.​
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Equivalently it minimizes ∫01​x−1/2(f(x)−q(x))2dx. The weight is integrable, so the expression is finite for continuous functions; it defines a genuine norm because a continuous function with zero weighted squared integral must be identically zero.

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