Is < ( x1, Y1, Z 1), (x2, Y 2, Z2 ) >= xjx + yjy+zźz3 an inner product on R'?

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Is < ( x1, Y1, Z 1), (x2, Y 2, Z2 ) >= xjx + yjy+zźz3 an inner product on
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