Find the angle between the given vectors to the nearest tenth of a degree. u = <8, 4>, v = <9, -9>
u know the formula to calculate the angle ???
no...
do you?
the formula is : cos(theta) = u.v/|u| |v| In the numerator its the dot product of u and v and in the denominator its the magnitude of u and v seperately...and then take cos inverse to find theta...
okay so numerator = 36?
denominator = 12.92
numerator is right.
8.99*12.72 multiply these two u will get the denominator ..got it?
im confused with the denominator
oh okay so the denominator is 114.3528
okey then first calculate magnitude of u ... |u|= \[\sqrt{8^{2}+4^{2}}\] u will get 8.99
yes now u are rite
so the angle is 71.65?
can you help me with a few more?
I can try...
Find the fourth roots of 256(cos 240° + i sin 240°).
first simplify the expression ..and then do like this....if i have to find the fourth root of unity then I will do x^4=1 x^4-1=0 simplify it and u will get x=1,-1, iota, -iota.... in the same way first write the value of cos 240 and sin 240 and make it simple to operate and then do like above as I told
I don't understand that at all.. lol
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