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Consider the subspace of ? = ?0(?) spanned by {?1(?) = 1 − 2x, ?2(?) =...

Consider the subspace of ? = ?0(?) spanned by {?1(?) = 1 − 2x, ?2(?) = x2 } over the interval [0, 1]

a. Determine if ?1 is orthogonal to ?2. (10pts)

b. Orthogonalize {? 1, ? 2} using the Gram-Schmidt process. (10pts)

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