Question 27Suppose that P₂ is an inner product space with inner product given by evaluation at -1,0 and 1. If p = 3t-t² andq=3+2t², where p, q are in P₂. Compute ||p|| and || (p, q) ||-Olp - 2√5 and || (p, q) || = 10Op = 4√3 and (p. g) = 10Op 1-20 and (p.g) = -10Olp - √59 and (p.g) ||=-10Op 1-2√5 and (p.g) = -10

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