CHALLENGEACTIVITY7.4.1: Finding an orthogonal basis using the Gram-Schmidt process.469360.2546800.qx3zqy7Jump to level 120Let {U₁ = [ ²₁ 2], 0r = [-2₁ -18].[3]}U₂, U3=-18Use the Gram-Schmidt process to find an orthogonal basis under the Frobenius inner product.a{K₁ = [₁₂2] · M = [81] ₂ B =,-1-4Orthogonal basis:a = Ex: 5b = Ex: 5C = Ex: 1.23be a basis for a subspace of R2x2-1.59-1.65d = Ex: 1.23с3}

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Jump to level 1 Let (U₁=[2₁2] ₂-[-1818)-[3]} U3 = 0 Use the Gram-Schmidt process to find an orthogonal basis under the Frobenius inner product. Orthogonal basis: V₁ a = Ex: 5 b: 0 0 a 1.59 * {v₁ = [²₁₂2] ·M = [8 -¹8]. ³₁ = [1185 2]} V₂ V3 -1 -1.65 Ex: 5 0 C = Ex: 1.23 be a basis for a subspace of R2x2. d=Ex: 1.23

Jump to level 1 Let (U₁=[2₁2] ₂-[-1818)-[3]} U3 = 0 Use the Gram-Schmidt process to find an orthogonal basis under the Frobenius inner product. Orthogonal basis: V₁ a = Ex: 5 b: 0 0 a 1.59 * {v₁ = [²₁₂2] ·M = [8 -¹8]. ³₁ = [1185 2]} V₂ V3 -1 -1.65 Ex: 5 0 C = Ex: 1.23 be a basis for a subspace of R2x2. d=Ex: 1.23

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7.4.1: Finding an orthogonal basis using the Gram-Schmidt process.
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Let {U₁ = [ ²₁ 2], 0r = [-2₁ -18].[3]}
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Use the Gram-Schmidt process to find an orthogonal basis under the Frobenius inner product.
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Orthogonal basis:
a = Ex: 5
b = Ex: 5
C = Ex: 1.23
be a basis for a subspace of R2x2-
1.59
-1.65
d = Ex: 1.23
с
3}

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