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S_3 is the vector space of polynomials degree <= 3. V is a subspace of poly's...

S_3 is the vector space of polynomials degree <= 3. V is a subspace of poly's s(t) so that s(0) = s(1) = 0. The inner product for two poly. s(t) and f(t) is def.: (s,f) = ([integral from 0 to 1] s(t)f(t)dt). I would like guidance finding (1) an orthogonal basis for V and (2) the projection for s(t) = 1 - t + 2t^2. Thank you!

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