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Chapter 4, Problem 34E

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Problem 34E

Assume the following trigonometric identities (see Exercise 37 in Section 4.1).

Let H be the subspace of functions spanned by the functions in . Then  is a basis for H, by Exercise 38 in Section 4.3.

a. Write the -coordinate vectors of the vectors in C, and use them to show that C is a linearly independent set in H.

b. Explain why C is a basis for H.

Reference 37 in Section 4.1:

[M] The vector space

contains at least two interesting functions that will be used in a later exercise:

Study the graph of f for , and guess a simple formula for f (t). Verify your conjecture by graphing the difference between 1 + f (t) and your formula for f (t) (Hopefully, you will see the constant function 1.) Repeat for g.

Reference 38 in Section 4.3:

[M] Show that  is a linearly independent

set of functions defined on . Use the method of Exercise 37. (This result will be needed in Exercise 34 in Section 4.5.)

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QUESTION:

Problem 34E

Assume the following trigonometric identities (see Exercise 37 in Section 4.1).

Let H be the subspace of functions spanned by the functions in . Then  is a basis for H, by Exercise 38 in Section 4.3.

a. Write the -coordinate vectors of the vectors in C, and use them to show that C is a linearly independent set in H.

b. Explain why C is a basis for H.

Reference 37 in Section 4.1:

[M] The vector space

contains at least two interesting functions that will be used in a later exercise:

Study the graph of f for , and guess a simple formula for f (t). Verify your conjecture by graphing the difference between 1 + f (t) and your formula for f (t) (Hopefully, you will see the constant function 1.) Repeat for g.

Reference 38 in Section 4.3:

[M] Show that  is a linearly independent

set of functions defined on . Use the method of Exercise 37. (This result will be needed in Exercise 34 in Section 4.5.)

ANSWER:

Solution 34E

Step 1 of 6

Let the basis  and

And also consider the following trigonometric identities:

Every element  is function from

And  is subspace of vector space of all functions from

The set is linearly independent set in vector space of all functions from

So, the set  is basis of subspace.

(a)

Objective is to write coordinate vectors of the vectors in

The  of each function of  is

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