2. Let (X,(x) and (Y, (,)) be Hilbert spaces. For (x1,y1), (2, y2) = X x Y, put ((x1,y1), (2, 2))xxy = (x1, x2)x + (y1, y2)Y. Show that (xxy is an inner product on the direct sum X x Y and it is a Hilbert space under this inner product.
2. Let (X,(x) and (Y, (,)) be Hilbert spaces. For (x1,y1), (2, y2) = X x Y, put ((x1,y1), (2, 2))xxy = (x1, x2)x + (y1, y2)Y. Show that (xxy is an inner product on the direct sum X x Y and it is a Hilbert space under this inner product.
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