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kaylak:
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Shadow:
Don't see a question. And @Hero is much smarter than me.
kaylak:
hero is about to leave
kaylak:
@Hero
Hero:
I can help you later. Like in 3 + 1/2 hours maybe
kaylak:
@Tranquility
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kaylak:
@Vocaloid
Vocaloid:
for 1) you just need to divide the vector by the magnitude to get the unit vector
kaylak:
b?
kaylak:
@Vocaloid
Vocaloid:
check your calculations again
magnitude = sqrt(5^2 + 3^2) = ?
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kaylak:
a?
kaylak:
i know its a or d
Vocaloid:
you should have gotten sqrt(34) as the magnitude right? what happens when you divide <5,3> by sqrt(34) and rationalize the denominator?
kaylak:
so its d ?
Vocaloid:
good
2) vector = terminal - initial as usual, then convert to i and j notation
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kaylak:
so c that's it
kaylak:
?
Vocaloid:
good, C
Vocaloid:
for 3) try converting both to vector notation <,> and subtracting them like a normal equation
so v = 6i - 4j becomes <6,-4> then find u - 2v
kaylak:
b i think Im making a mistake somewhere
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Vocaloid:
just look at the x-coordinate for now
u - 2v becomes
-2 - 2(6) = ?
kaylak:
ah it's a I see my mistake now
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