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u and v are non zero vectors in an inner product space V. Prove that u - proj(v)u is orthogonal to v.
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By proj(v)u do you mean projection of v on u or u on v?
u on v.
@cjbrogers do you know the projection formula?
projection of u on v=\[p=\frac{ <u,v>v }{ ||v||^{2} }\] So, \[<u-p,v>=<u,v>-<p,v>=<u,v>-\frac{ <u,v> }{ ||v||^{2} }<v,v>=<u,v>-<u,v>=0\]
^wow the output came out pretty nicely XD
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@nipunmalholtra93, thanks!
np :)
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