DO NOT WANT AI SOLUTIONS. Thank you 1. Consider the mapping (,): R2 x R² → R defined by(u,v) = u³ Du, Vu, v € R²,where=»-(62)such that d1, d2 >0. Prove that (,) is an inner product.

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1. Consider the mapping (,): R2 x R² → R defined by (u,v) = u³ Du, Vu, v € R², where = »-(62) such that d1, d2 >0. Prove that (,) is an inner product.