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If \(\vec A\) = 5, \(\vec B\) = 8, and \(\alpha\) = 30\(^o\), determine the scalar product of the two vectors shown
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do i just use \[5 \times 8 \times \cos (30^o)\]
no...i don't think that works....
A.B=ABCOSx A.B=5*8cos30 A.B=40*0.866 A.B=34.64
i think it should be \[5 \times 8 \times \cos (150^o)\]
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@lgbasallote lets suppose this two A and B vectors are the force pulling a body from two sides and the scalar product means finding teh work done...
ugh please don't relate it to physics =_=
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