SOLUTION: Given the vectors v(1) = <3,4>, v(2) = <1,1>, and v(3) = <2,7>
What is the magnitude of vector v(2)?
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Question 980960: Given the vectors v(1) = <3,4>, v(2) = <1,1>, and v(3) = <2,7>
What is the magnitude of vector v(2)?
Answer by Timnewman(323) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Hi,
You can find the magnitude of v2 by applying the pythagrean theory (i.e)
|v2|=sqt1²+1²
=sqt2
=1.14
The maghitude of v2 is 1.14
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