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Using paper and pencil, perform the Gram-Schmidt process on the sequences of vectors given in Exercises 1 through 14.

10.[1111],[6464]

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The orthonormal vectors of the sequence[1111],[6464]isu⇶Ä1=1/2[1111],u⇶Ä1=1/2[6464]

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01

Determine the Gram-Schmidt process.

Consider a basis of a subspace Vof Rnfor j = 2, .... , m we resolve the vector v⇶Äjinto its components parallel and perpendicular to the span of the preceding vectors v⇶Ä1,....,v⇶Äj-1,,

Then

u⇶Ä1=1||v⇶Ä1||v⇶Ä1,u⇶Ä2=1||v⇶Ä1⊥||v⇶Ä1⊥,......,u⇶Äj=1||v⇶Äj⊥||v⇶Ä1⊥,......,u⇶Äm=1||v⇶Äj⊥||v⇶Ä1⊥

02

Apply the Gram-Schmidt process

The given vectors are v⇶Ä1=1111,v⇶Ä1=6464

Obtain the values of u⇶Ä1,u⇶Ä2 according to the Gram-Schmidt process.

Consider the terms below.

u⇶Ä1=v⇶Ä1v⇶Ä....1u⇶Ä2=v⇶Ä2-u⇶Ä1-v⇶Ä2u⇶Ä1v⇶Ä2-u⇶Ä1-v⇶Ä2u⇶Ä1.....2

Find u⇶Ä1.

u⇶Ä1=112+12+12+121111=121111

Next, find u⇶Ä2.

u⇶Ä2=126464-5555u⇶Ä2=121-11-1

Thus,thevaluesofu⇶Ä1,u⇶Ä2areu⇶Ä1=1/21111,u⇶Ä2=1/21-11-1Hence,theorthonormalvectorsareu⇶Ä1=1/21111,u⇶Ä2=1/21-11-1

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