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(Solved): I learned the Gram-Schmidt process in turns of projection on the orthogonal vector. Is there any was ...
I learned the Gram-Schmidt process in turns of projection on the orthogonal vector. Is there any was to do this question in terms of projection?
5. Let P1?[?1,1] denote the real vector space of polynomials of degree not greater than 1 defined on the interval [?1,1], with the inner product ?p,q?=??11?p(x)q(x)dx, for p,q?P1?. Show that the two polynomials p1?(x)=1+x,p2?(x)=1?x are a basis for P1?[?1,1]. Use the Gram-Schmidt process to construct an orthonormal basis for P1?[?1,1] from the basis {p1?,p2?}.