Thank you!! That was a really nice explanation,
one more question:
About the matrix, which three vectors in R3 are you refering to? Must I map the two vectors that make up my orthonormal basis through the canonical basis? That only leaves me with two columns in my basis. Thank you!
*** Matrix! not basis... thanks!****
Can anyone help me?
Let U be a subspace of R3 that coincides with the plane throuogh the origin that is perpendicular to the vector n=(1,1,1)
1. Find an orthonormal basis for U
2. Find the matrix with respect to the canonical basis on R3 of the orthogonal projection (P a linear map from R3 to R3) onto U such that range (P) = U
Any help would be greatly appreciated! I dont exactly understand what to do. Thanks!!!
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