determine the orthogonal bases for subspace of C^3 spanned by the given set of vectors. make...

determine the orthogonal bases for subspace of C^3 spanned by the given set of vectors. make sure that you use the appropriate inner product of C^3

A=[(1+i,i,2-i),(1+2i,1-i,i)

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Colby Messinger answered 1 year ago

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