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A video lesson showing a series of proofs that culminate in explaining that any member of Rn can be represented as a unique sum of a member of some subspace of Rn and a member of its orthogonal complement. Ideas included in the proof are that the zero vector is the only vector in both a subspace and its orthogonal complement and all of the basis vectors in the subspace and its orthogonal complement are linearly independent and form a basis for Rn. [27:00]
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