1. Suppose V is the vector space of continuous functions f: [-1, 1] → R (a Show that (,): V × V → R given by defines an inner product. (f,g) = [² f(x)g(x)(1 − x²) da dx 1

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1. Suppose V is the vector space of continuous functions f: [-1, 1] → R.
(a Show that (,): V × V → R given by
defines an inner product.
1
(f,g) = [', f(x)g(a)(1 − a²) da
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Transcribed Image Text:1. Suppose V is the vector space of continuous functions f: [-1, 1] → R. (a Show that (,): V × V → R given by defines an inner product. 1 (f,g) = [', f(x)g(a)(1 − a²) da -1
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