[SOLVED] MATH307-Individual Homework 10

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  1. Problem 6 on page 56.
  2. Let V be the vector space of all real coefficient polynomials over the interval

[0,1], define an inner product. Prove that 1,x,x2 are linearly independent in V but not orthogonal.

  1. Given the vectors

Ñ0é Ñ1é Ñ1é

v1 =       1       ,v2 =        0       ,v3 =       1      ,

1                       1                       0

find the projection of v1,v2 along v3 respectively, and then use them to find the projection of 2v1 + v2 along v3.

  1. Let V be the vector space of all real coefficient polynomials over [0,1] with degree no more than 1. One can prove that 1,x over [0,1] form a basis of

V . Let p,q V , define an inner product . Use

Gram-Schmidt to find an orthonormal basis for V .