Find the orthonormal basis of the subspace Y=lin([1,-2,-3,4,1],[4,3,-2,1,2],[1,-3,2,4,-3],[5,2,3,4,-5]) in the space X=R^5. Using basis Y to find the orthonormal basis of X. use the information below Orthogonalization€₁,..., en € (X, (, )) linearly independent vectorsfj+1(x₁,...,xj) = ||ej+1 = x₁e₁-= 0afj+1(x1,...,xj)8x1fj+1(x1, jმე=0ofj+1(x1,...,xj) = 0?хj• ₁ = ||1||ej+1of linearly independent vectorsB === {e₁,...,en}, Â = {ê1,…..‚ên}.— x¡¤¡||², j = 1, ..., N – 1....⇒ X1 = Xj+1,1,..., Xj = Xj+¹,j, j = 1,. N-1e2 = €2x2,1€1;e2 = €3x3,1€1 - x3,2€2ēj+1||ēj+1||'ēj+1 = €j+1 −Xj+1,1€1 — Xj+1,2€2-... --· — Xj+1,j¤j, j = 1, ..., N − 1

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Find the orthonormal basis of the subspace Y=lin([1,-2,-3,4,1], [4,3,-2,1,2],[1,-3,2,4,-3],[5,2,3,4,-5]) in the space X=R^5. Using basis Y to find the orthonormal basis of X.

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

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ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

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Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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