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

14. [1717],[0727],[1816]

Short Answer

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The orthonormal vectors of the sequence[1717],[0727],[1816]is 1/10[1717],1/2[-1010],1/2[010-1].

Step by step solution

01

Determine the Gram-Schmidt process.

Consider a basis of a subspace VofRn forj=2,…,m we resolve the vectorv→j into its components parallel and perpendicular to the span of the preceding vectors V→1,…,V→j-1,

Then

u→1=1|v→1|v→1,u→2=1|v→2⊥|v→2⊥,........,u→j=1|v→j⊥|v→j⊥,.......,u→m=1|v→m⊥|v→m⊥

02

Apply the Gram-Schmidt process

Obtain the value of u→1,u→2 andu→3 according to Gram-Schmidt process.

u→1=v→1v→....(1)u→2=v→2-u→1.u→2u→1v→2-u→1.u→2u→1....(2)u→3=v→3-u→1.u→3u→1-u→2.u→3u→2v→3-u→1.u→3u→1-u→2.u→3u→2....(3)

Find u→1.

u→1=11001717=1101717

Now, here is need to find out the values ofv→2-u→1·v→2u→1 andv→2-u→1·v→2u→1 to obtain the value of u→2.

u→1.v→2=10u→1.v→2u→1=1717v→2-u→1.v→2u→1=0727-1717=-1010v→2-u→1.v→2u→1=2

Next, solve forv→2-u→1·v→2u→1and v→2-u→1·v→2u→1.

role="math" localid="1659952093244" u→1.v→2=10u→1.v→2u→1=1717v→2-u→1.v→2u→1=0727-1717=-1010v→2-u→1.v→2u→1=2

Thus,

u→2=12-1010

03

Find u→3

Now, consider the equation below to obtain the value ofin equation (3).

Here is need to find out the values ofv→3-u→1·v→3u→1-u→2·v→3u→2 andv→3-u→1·v→3u→1-u→2·v→3u→2to obtain the value of u→3.

u→1·v→3=10u→1·v→3u→1=1/21717v→3.u→2=0u→2·v→3=0000

Now find, v→3-u→1·v→3u→1-u→2·v→3u→2and v→3-u→1·v→3u→1-u→2·v→3u→2.

v→3-u→1·v→3u→1-u→2·v→3u→2=1816-1717-0000=010-1⇒v→3-u→1·v→3u→1-u→2·v→3u→2=2

Now, find u→3.

u→3=12010-1

Thus, the values of u→1,u→2 andu→3 are 1/101717,1/2-1010,1/2010-1.

Hence, the orthonormal vectors are 1/101717,1/2-1010,1/2010-1.

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