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Find a ⋅ b. a = <7, 4>, b = <3, 5>
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@jdoe0001 hey this is the last problem I need help with I promise :) but do u know a formula I could use to help me out??
WOuld I use the dot method??
yes, that looks like a dot to me
it's called a "dot product" by the way
Yes, exactly, it reads, a (dot) v and the formula is \[\Huge a=<v1,v2> *~b=<u1,u2>\] Then \[\Large a~\dot~b=v1u1+v2u2\]
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Ahh okay so 41???
thank you verdi much.
Yes, exactly! Remember a dot product yields a scalar ( a numbre) not a vector
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