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Orthogonalize the basis vectors in the spanning set p=2x=1 and q=3x+2 with the inner product of...

Orthogonalize the basis vectors in the spanning set p=2x=1 and q=3x+2 with the inner product of p and q defined to be the evaluation inner product evaluated at x=-1 and x=2. Use gram Schmidt to orthogonalize.

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