SOLUTION: u=(3,2+i,-i),v=(0,3-i,2),w=(3-i,-2,1+i)
compute the following
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Question 179946: u=(3,2+i,-i),v=(0,3-i,2),w=(3-i,-2,1+i)
compute the following
Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
I think you're looking for the dot product (inner product) of u and v.
The software doesn't like the brackets so they don't appear.
I've changed to parentheses.
(u,v)=
(u,v)=
(u,v)=
(u,v)=
Remember that
(u,v)=
(u,v)=
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