Given the matrix A =
1 0 −1 1 3
2 6 −1 0 7
−1 6 2 −3 −2
b) If W = span{[1,0,−1,1,3], [2,6,−1,0,7], [−1,6,2,−3,−2]}, find a basis for the orthogonal complement W⊥ of W.
c) Construct an orthogonal basis for col(A) containing vector [1
2 −1]
.
d) Find the projection of the vector v =[−3 3 1]
onto col(A).
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