How to find the orthogonal basis?

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Apr 14, 2012

Can somebody help me how to approach this problem.I am having trouble finding the orthogonal basis.

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You don't need to explicitely find a orthogonal basis (note that I said "a" and not "the": there is not a unique basis that extends u₁). You just need to find s.

Think of inner products.

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