Exercise 6.2.10

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By Theorem 6.6, we know that V = W W since W W = {0} by definition. So there’s a nature projection T on W along W. That is, we know tht every element x in V could be writen as u + v such that u W and v W and we define T(x) = u. Naturally, the null space N(T) is W. And since u and v is always orthogonal, we have

x2 = u2 + v2 u2 = T(x)2

by Exercise 6.1.10. And so we have

T(x)x.
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