Problem 4. For each of the following functions, prove whether or not it defines an inner product on the givenvector space.(a) On R²,(8.2)= ac-bd.(b) On P,(c) On Mnxn,(f(x),9(x)) = f* f'(x)9(x)dx.0(A, B) = tr(A+B).

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Problem 4. For each of the following functions, prove whether or not it defines an inner product on the given vector space. (a) On R², (8.2) = ac- bd. (b) On P, (c) On Mnxn, (f(x),9(x)) = f* f'(x)9(x)dx. 0 (A, B) = tr(A+B).