*hits forehead* I knew there had to be some simple way of doing it that I was ignoring! Thanks!
(and the REALLY HARD solution ended up being f(x)=x) :smile:
Find a polynomial that is orthogonal to f(x)=x2-1/2 using L2[0,1].
I have looked all in the textbook and all over the internet and have found some hints if the interval is [-1,1], but still do not even know where to start here. I think I was gone the day our professor taught this because I do...
Prove that if W1 and W2 are subspaces of the vector space V, then W1 \cap W2 is also a subspace of V.
Attempt at solution:
I really don't even know where to start on this because I am confused about how to prove in general that something is a subspace. Also, I don't know how to find what W1...