Find |u+v| given that Theta (θ) is the angle between |u| and |v| a.|u|=66, |v|=22, angle θ=44°
try finding \[|u+v|^{2}=?\] and then put a square on it
how does the angle come into play
it must involve some multiplication with sine or cosine
\[|u+v|^{2}=u^{2}+v^{2}+2uv(*)=|u|^{2}+|v|^{2}+|u||v|\cosθ=...\] u*v=|u||v|cosθ (vector product)
and then plug the result u got at a square root to find the |u+v|
u got it?
im not getting the right answer
i dont understand the equation you typed out. i cant fathom it without numbers in it. its hard for me to understand things when steps are in a string
its easier to see equivalency when things are stacked when simplified or expanded
\[|u+v|^{2}=(u+v)^{2}=u^{2}+2uv+v^{2}=|u|^2+2uv(i)+|v|^{2} \] for any vector: \[a^{2}=|a|^{2}\] to get rid of (i) we use the vector product
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