Quick Summary: few vectors here let's say three of them let's start off by doing let's call vector A so whenever you define a Source code: v = {5,7} w ={3,7} v+w v-w v1 = {2,3-4} w1 = {2,-6,5} Dot[v1,w1] v1.w1 Cross[v1,w1] v.v Dot[v,v] Abs[Sqrt[5^2+7^2]]^2.
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few vectors here let's say three of them let's start off by doing let's call vector A so whenever you define a Source code: v = {5,7} w ={3,7} v+w v-w v1 = {2,3-4} w1 = {2,-6,5} Dot[v1,w1] v1.w1 Cross[v1,w1] v.v Dot[v,v] Abs[Sqrt[5^2+7^2]]^2. This is Episode 1 of a multi-episode series of videos on Calculus and Linear Algebra 1.
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- few vectors here let's say three of them let's start off by doing let's call vector A so whenever you define a
- Source code: v = {5,7} w ={3,7} v+w v-w v1 = {2,3-4} w1 = {2,-6,5} Dot[v1,w1] v1.w1 Cross[v1,w1] v.v Dot[v,v] Abs[Sqrt[5^2+7^2]]^2.
- This is Episode 1 of a multi-episode series of videos on Calculus and Linear Algebra 1.
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