2. Let (,): P3 × P3 → R defined by (p, q) = p(0)q(0) + 2p'(0)q'(0) + 3p"(0)q"(0) + p''(0)q"'(0) for every p,q E P3. (a) Prove that (P3, (,;)) is an inner product space. (b) Let S = {p1, P2, P3} c P3, where p,(x) = 1 – x², P2(x) = 3 and P3(x) = x³. Given that S is linearly independent, use the Gram -Schmidt Orthogonalization Process to find an orthonormal basis for span(S) with respect to the inner product (,-).

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2. Let (,): P3 × P3 → R defined by
(p,q) = p(0)q(0) + 2p'(0)q'(0) + 3p"(0)q"(0) + p''(0)q''(0)
for every p, q E P3.
(a) Prove that (P3,(',;)) is an inner product space.
(b) Let S = {p1, p2, P3} C P3, where p1(x) = 1 – x², P2(x) = 3 and
%3D
%3D
P3(x) = x³. Given that S is linearly independent, use the Gram
-Schmidt Orthogonalization Process to find an orthonormal basis
for span(S) with respect to the inner product (-,-).
Transcribed Image Text:2. Let (,): P3 × P3 → R defined by (p,q) = p(0)q(0) + 2p'(0)q'(0) + 3p"(0)q"(0) + p''(0)q''(0) for every p, q E P3. (a) Prove that (P3,(',;)) is an inner product space. (b) Let S = {p1, p2, P3} C P3, where p1(x) = 1 – x², P2(x) = 3 and %3D %3D P3(x) = x³. Given that S is linearly independent, use the Gram -Schmidt Orthogonalization Process to find an orthonormal basis for span(S) with respect to the inner product (-,-).
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