Linear Algebra 2.Let3.andV =-2en-21.65(O Findrector w, differentaMhat spon?ur}=fromU andVSoE span {u,vsw,}.(i Finda vector wz, different fromsb That sponiur} #span furrsws}andV(b) Let u, Uz s Uz are vectors IR.Supposeorthoganal anddof Uz is 4 and 2U2,U3>=UzU=7Thevectorsarethe normmFind The valve of real number Qif U,-Uェ+QU3

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Advanced Engineering Mathematics

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ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

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2.
Let
3.
and
V =
-2
en
-2
1.
65
(O Find
rector w, different
a
Mhat spon?ur}=
from
U and
V
So
E span {u,vsw,}.
(i Find
a vector wz, different from
sb That sponiur} #span furrsws}
and
V
(b) Let u, Uz s Uz are vectors IR.
Suppose
orthoganal andd
of Uz is 4 and 2U2,U3>=UzU=7
The
vectors
are
the normm
Find The valve of real number Q
if U,-Uェ+QU3

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