Linear Algebra: Gram-Schmidt example with 3 basis vectors

[TheresaOtti1]

Great! :-) I finally got that and we had like 3 examples for it in the Uni! This was a really good explanation! Haven't found one like that before!

[lilygirl007]

This is the best explanation one can find on net.

[blondii0072]

Thanks alot, i just found the video so easy to follow. You rock

[shadisc]

what template are u using? looks great!

[samanthatotalyrules]

only wish i discovered this sooner xD

[samanthatotalyrules]

thank you so much for your video's! they have helped me out alot! much appreciated!

[dominicpotter1]

I just had one of those "eureka!" moments where everything finally clicked and I understood it all. My exam's in two days, so it's just in time. Thank you so much :D

[xxilikemustardxx]

Transform the set of vectors {u1 = (2, 2, 1), u2 = (−2, 1, 2), u3 =

(18, 0, 0)} into an orthonormal set using the Gram-Schmidt process. this is my question for my test on monday, is this the same as the solution to this one????reply quick pleeeease :D

[xHaTeSx]

@xxilikemustardxx heres an idea, watch the video above?

[s1kRsk]

@xxilikemustardxx its nearly the same i think

[theBIGamazingShim]

have you done a QR facorization video? if not could you :D it would be helpful.

[itayarye82]

thank you very much

[pankerica666]

thanks for this

[nicolasseifert]

Thank you, i followed ur steps to do my webwork question :-)

[Androslav]

Really great!

[HeavenBreezes]

I love it ty so much

[yynotx]

thanks again--another great vid in a great playlist--my only wish is that you would make a

summary video discussing how lin alg fits into a math ciriculum beside vector calc and numeric methods, etc. Just sort of a roadmap. thanks!!

[jyehie]

ty man... very awesome... we in the university of beer sheva israel thank u:)

[elizabethk28]

Thank you so much for taking the time to explain this, I am having a final in a couple of days and this is helping!

[gradiosso27]

usually happens when you view the video on day of upload..

[timetraveler3797]

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