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Evaluate the expression: v ⋅ w Given the vectors: r = <5, -5, -2>; v = <2, -8, -8>; w = <-2, 6, -5>
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do you know how to do a "dot product" ?
a ⋅ b. a = <7, 4>, b = <3, 5> I know how to do something like this, but I am not sure how to go about when there are three.
the same way, except with 3 numbers
so basically I would just multiply the 5, the 2, and the -2 and then add that to the product of -5, -8, and 6, and so on?
if v= (a,b,c) and w=(A,B,C) then v ⋅ w = aA+bB+cC v = <2, -8, -8>; w = <-2, 6, -5>
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so is -12 the answer?
yes, -4 -48+40= -12
Thank you!:)
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