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Verify that (u,,uz) is an orthogonal set, and then find the orthogonal projection of y onto Span (u.uz). 1-17 [3] 2,,= -1 . uz = = To verify that (uy,uz) is an orthogonal set, find u. U. Uyuz = 0 (Simplify your answer.) The projection of y onto Span{u,, 42} is (Simplify your answers.)
Verify that (41.uz) is an orthogonal set, and then find the orthogonal projection of y onto Span{41.42}- y = 1 0 To verify that {0, 42} is an orthogonal set, find u, '42. u U2 - 0 (Simplify your answer) The projection of y onto Span{u, uz} is (Simplify your answers)
(10 points) Verify that {u, uz} is an orthogonal set, and then find the orthogonal projection -4 of y onto Span{u1, u2}. y --8) 3
ܟ ܚ 4 1 ܕ 3-1 (1 point) Find the orthogonal projection of ū=| onto the subspace W spanned by 1- ܟܬ ܟܬ ܘ ܝܙ ܕ ܠ
Verify that {u7,42} is an orthogonal set, and then find the orthogonal projection of y onto Span{uq, 42}- 6 3 - 4 y- . 01 u:- -2 0 To verify that (14,42} is an orthogonal set, find uy • 42. u uy - (Simplify your answer.) The projection of y onto Span{44,42} is .. (Simplify your answers.)
Verify that is an orthogonal set, and the find the orthogonal projection of 3 onto Span1 Verify that is an orthogonal set, and the find the orthogonal projection of 3 onto Span1
Wite **the sum of two vectons, one in Span {u) and one in Span (wa). Assume that (.....) is an orthogonal besis Type an integer or simplified traction for each max element) Verity that {.uz) is an orthogonal sot, and then find the orthogonal projection of y onto Span(uz) y To verty that (0-uz) as an orthogonal set, find u, uz 2-0 (Simplify your answer.) The projection of yonte Span (0,2) 0 (Simplify your answers.) LetW be the subspace spanned...
4.4.3. Find the orthogonal projection of v (1,2,-1,2) onto the following subspaces: 12 20 1-1 01 (a) the span of2 (b) the ma of the aris b3(0) the kernel of the matrix-2 Warning. Make sure you have an orthogonal basis before applying formula (4.42)! ; (d) the subspace orthogonal to a (1,-1,0,1) 4.4.3. Find the orthogonal projection of v (1,2,-1,2) onto the following subspaces: 12 20 1-1 01 (a) the span of2 (b) the ma of the aris b3(0) the...
Find the orthogonal projection of v ⃗=(-7, -9, -6, 10) onto he subspace W spanned by{(-2, -2, -3, 4),(-3, -1, 4, -2)}. I posted this question to my instructor: "I have tried to use the calculation (v*u1)/(u1*u1)+(v*u2)/(u2*u2) and my result is [-223/55 -823/165 -1658/165 1954/165]" and got this reply: "You can only use the dot product formula if the basis vectors are orthogonal. In this case, they aren't."
Find (a) the orthogonal projection of b onto Col A and (b) a least-squares solution of Ax = b. 3 0 1 1 - 4 1 0 A= b= 5 1 0 1 - 1 4 0 a. The orthogonal projection of b onto Col A is b = (Simplify your answer.)