Let fx x and gx x Show that f and g are linearly independe
Solution
The given functions f(x) = x and g(x) = |x| are linearly independent since otherwise there would be nonzero constants C1 and C2 such that
C1*X + c2*|X| = 0
For all X, C[-1,1]
Let X = -1 Then (C1)(-1) + (C2)(|-1|) = 0
And, let X = 1 Then (C1)(1) + (C2)(|1|) = 0
These equations will only satisfy if C1 = C2 = 0
Therefore Given two functions are linearly independent for C[-1,1]
Same for C[0,1]
Let X = 0 Then (C1)(0) + (C2)(|0|) = 0
Here, C1 = C2 0
And, for X = 1 Then (C1)(1) + (C2)(|1|) = 0
These equations will satisfy if C1 = C2 = 0
Therefore Given two functions are linearly dependent for C[0,1]
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