QI.Let A be a set contained in a given Hilbert space H. State the conditions for A to beorthonormal in H.Given that A be an orthonormal, x,x,.x, e A and yeH. Prove the following: ii. The set E - {xe A:(x,y) 0} is countableii If ze H, then K*, )(*.=)s!=l»l

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Q1. Let A be a set contained in a given Hilbert space H. State the conditions for A to be orthonormal in H. Given that A be an orthonormal, x,,x,...x, A and ye H. Prove the following: 2 i. (x,x) SDF 21