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    McMASTER UNIVERSITY MATH 2R3 TEST 2 Dr. A. Nicas, Dr. M. Wang DATE: November 7, 2002 DURATION OF TEST: 90 minutes FAMILY NAME.: ___ FIRST NAME: STUDENT NUMBER: __________ TUTORIAL NUMBER: ‘This test paper contains two parts. Part I consists of 2 multiple choice questions. Part II consists of 2 written questions with parts. The entire paper should contain a total of 8 pages. You are responsible for ensuring that your copy of the exam paper is complete. Please bring any discrepancies to the attention of your invigilator. INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Circle the correct answers to the multiple choice questions in Part I. Only your final selections will be marked. 2. Answer all questions in Part I in the spaces provided. Make sure that you explain clearly all the steps in your solutions and refer to all major theorems used. 3. The only calculator that is permitted is the Casio fx-991 calculator. Question | Marks Max Marks (Part 1) 20 (ua) 10 (HB) 10 Total 40 continued on next page PART L. (20 marks) All parts of the questions in Part I are equally weighed. Question 1. Circle T for true or F for false for each statement given below. 3 T @ (a) tfwy and w are distinct vectors in R® such that u-v=0 and v- w =0, then falcata caver al (The standard dot product on is used here.) (DF (6) #V isa fnite-dimensional inner product space and U C V is a subspace, then : =U. A@) F + (¢) The formula ((21,2), (41,4) = 22111 ~ 2taye defines an inner product on R F : If W is a finite-dimensional subspace of an inner product space V, then the relation || v — projy(v) || < || v—w | holds for all w in W. @ F (4) If {e1,€2,¢5,e4} is an orthogonal basis for the inner product space V and = span{e,e2}, W span{es, eq}, then Ut = W and Wi =U. Question 2. Which of the following functions are linear transformations ? Circle YES or NO for each case given below. NO (a) T: Ps — Ps given by T(f)(2) = (0° + vector space of all polynomials with degree

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