If is an inner-product function , then : Select one: a. equals one b. equals zero c. is greater than or equal zero d. is greater than one

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If <u, v> is an inner-product function , then :
Select one:
a. <u, u> equals one
b. <u, u> equals zero
c. <u, u> is greater than or equal zero
d. <u, u> is greater than one
Transcribed Image Text:If <u, v> is an inner-product function , then : Select one: a. <u, u> equals one b. <u, u> equals zero c. <u, u> is greater than or equal zero d. <u, u> is greater than one
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