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Example Question #1 : Norms
Find the norm of the following vector.
The norm of a vector is simply the square root of the sum of each component squared.
Example Question #1 : Norms
Find the norm of vector .
In order to find the norm, we need to square each component, sum them up, and then take the square root.
Example Question #1 : Norms
Find the norm, , given
By definition,
,
therefore,
.
Example Question #1 : Norms
Calculate the norm of , or , given
,
.
Can not be determined.
First, we need to find . This is, by definition,
.
Therefore,
.
Example Question #1 : Norms
Find the norm of the vector
To find the norm, square each component, add, then take the square root:
Example Question #1 : Norms
Find a unit vector in the same direction as
First, find the length of the vector:
Because this vector has the length of 4 and a unit vector would have a length of 1, divide everything by 4:
Example Question #1 : Norms
Find the norm of the vector
This can be simplified:
Example Question #1 : Norms
Find the norm of the vector
Example Question #1 : Norms
Find the norm of the vector
This can be simplified:
Example Question #1 : Norms
Find the norm of the vector