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Determine "m" such that the two vectors are orthogonal. 4mi=j, 9mi-25j
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(4mi+j).(9mi-25j)=0 (dot product) this gives u m=5/6
and also m=-5/6
Do you mind explaining how you did the problem? please.
For two vectors to be orthogonal their dot product must be 0.
Blah. dyslexic sorry.
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I understand it no that I can see it, there were no examples in my book. Thank you!
\[<4m,1>\cdot <9m,-25> = 0\]\[\implies 36m^2 -25 = 0\]\[\implies 36m^2 = 25\]\[\implies m^2 = {25 \over 36} \implies m = \pm {5\over 6}\]
There, that one is correct.
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