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OpenStudy (anonymous):
Evaluate the expression:
v ⋅ w
Given the vectors:
r = <8, 8, -6>; v = <3, -8, -3>; w = <-4, -2, -6>
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OpenStudy (kanwal32):
we have to find dot product?
OpenStudy (anonymous):
I'm not sure! i am not too familiar with this topic.
OpenStudy (anonymous):
Can you help me?
OpenStudy (kanwal32):
yeah sure
OpenStudy (kanwal32):
do you know about i,j,k component
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OpenStudy (kanwal32):
@stassiexoxo
OpenStudy (anonymous):
No!
OpenStudy (kanwal32):
ok then u you have to go through the basics of vectors
OpenStudy (anonymous):
Okay
OpenStudy (kanwal32):
A vector has magnitude (how long it is) and direction
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OpenStudy (kanwal32):
|dw:1455210683202:dw| we represent a vector like this
OpenStudy (kanwal32):
add the vectors a = (3,7,4) and b = (2,9,11)
OpenStudy (kanwal32):
do u know ho to do this
OpenStudy (anonymous):
No may you help? Like how would I write this all out
OpenStudy (kanwal32):
c = (3,7,4) + (2,9,11) = (3+2,7+9,4+11) = (5,16,15)
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OpenStudy (kanwal32):
so here 3 and 2 are x components and in vectors we can add only the numbers of same components
OpenStudy (anonymous):
Okay!
OpenStudy (kanwal32):
now for dot product we do the same instead of adding we multiply
so can u try the above question
OpenStudy (kanwal32):
@stassiexoxo
OpenStudy (kanwal32):
are u there
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
Yes
OpenStudy (kanwal32):
can u multiply it component wise
OpenStudy (kanwal32):
give a try
OpenStudy (anonymous):
I give up lol
OpenStudy (kanwal32):
so v.w=<3*-4,-8*-2,-3*-6>
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OpenStudy (kanwal32):
can u simplfy that
OpenStudy (anonymous):
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