Section 6.3: 6Find the projection of the polynomial f(x) = x³ into the subspace V =span{1, a} of C[0, 1] with the Sobolev inner product (f, 9) = So f'(x)g'(x)d.x+ S f(x)g(x)d.xand calculate || f – projv f| .

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Find the projection of the polynomial f(x) span{1, x} of C[0, 1] with the Sobolev inner product (f, g) = So f'(x)g'(x)d.x + S, f(x)g(x)dx Section 6.3: 6 x into the subspace V %3D and calculate ||f – projv f||-

Find the projection of the polynomial f(x) span{1, x} of C[0, 1] with the Sobolev inner product (f, g) = So f'(x)g'(x)d.x + S, f(x)g(x)dx Section 6.3: 6 x into the subspace V %3D and calculate ||f – projv f||-

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Find the projection of the polynomial f(x) = x³ into the subspace V =
span{1, a} of C[0, 1] with the Sobolev inner product (f, 9) = So f'(x)g'(x)d.x+ S f(x)g(x)d.x
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