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Example Question #2433 : Calculus 3
Let a = (1,−2,1), b = (2,−3,−2), and c = (2,0,4). Then
Cannot be determined
Lets start by :
Then we multiply :
Example Question #112 : Dot Product
Find all numbers x for which 2i+5j+2xk ⊥ 6i+4j−xk:
if 2i+5j+2xk ⊥ 6i+4j−xk, then the dot product of the two vectors should be 0.
Therefore,
Example Question #2434 : Calculus 3
Find the dot product between the two vectors
The dot product for the vectors
is defined as
For the vectors in this problem we find that
Example Question #431 : Vectors And Vector Operations
Find the dot product between and
The formula for the dot product between two vectors and is . Using the vectors in the problem statement, this becomes .
Example Question #432 : Vectors And Vector Operations
Evaluate the dot product .
The dot product for the vectors
is defined as
For the vectors in this problem we find that
Example Question #2437 : Calculus 3
Find the dot product between and
The formula for the dot product between two vectors and is . Using the vectors in the problem statement, this becomes .
Example Question #433 : Vectors And Vector Operations
Solve:
The dot product of two vectors is given by the sum of the products of the corresponding components (for example, )
Using this, we get
Example Question #2439 : Calculus 3
Find the dot product between the vectors and .
The formula for the dot product between two vectors and is . We then get
Example Question #434 : Vectors And Vector Operations
Solve:
The dot product of two vectors is given by the sum of the products of the corresponding components (for example )
Our final answer is
Example Question #123 : Dot Product
Find the dot product between the vectors and .
he formula for the dot product between two vectors and is . We then get