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Let a=⟨4,1,5⟩ and b=⟨−4,−4,2⟩. Compute: abs(a). I know what the absolute value is, but it wants one number, not a vector answer. so what am I missing? does the absolute value symbol mean something else in this instance?
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ABS(a) is just the distance from the origin to (4,1,5)
ok, so just sqrt(4^2+1^2+5^2). got it. thanks
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