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    Finding Angles with Dot Product: A Beginner's Guide

    Please Help! Those are three vectors who each have two values of zero and a value of 1 along the x (1,0,0), y (0,1,0), and z (0,0,1) axes respectively. Other than thak I don't know. I've been up all night trying to figure this out. I'm really hoping someone can provide me with an example for...
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    Finding Angles with Dot Product: A Beginner's Guide

    I'm very new to this. I know that to find the angle between two vectors we use the dot product, but what about finding the angle between a vector and each of it's axes? for example: A = 3i+2j+k, How can I employ the dot product when there is no other vector? Thanks and keep posting! Amil
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    What are some recommended physics programs for TI calculators?

    No I don't sorry, but they probably have sections for that calc on the website as well. Also, many programs are desingned for more than one calc. AMil
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    What are some recommended physics programs for TI calculators?

    Science Programs for the TIs I have a TI-85. The official websites has many programs and there are similar sites for the TI-83. Go to the program archive section and select "science". Under science there are sections for physics chemistry and even biology. TI-83...
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    LaTeX Learn How to Read LaTeX Graphics on Forums - Easy Guide

    Does anyone know how to read the LaTeX Graphics in posts in theses forums? Thanks! Amil
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    How Do I Find Scalars, Unit Vector, and Direction of Resultant Vectors?

    A=6i-8j m, B= -8i=3j m I know how to add and multiply vectors, but how do I find the two scalars of a and b? Also, I can’t figure out how to find the unit vector and direction of Resultant Vectors. Please Help! Thanks Amil
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    How to Find Scalars and Unit Vectors from Given Vectors?

    A=6i-8j m, B= -8i=3j m I know how to add and multiply vectors, but how do I find the two scalars of a and b? Also, I can’t figure out how to find the unit vector and direction of Resultant Vectors. Please Help! Thanks Amil
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    PLEASE HELP Unit conversion (Volume, Mass, Density)

    My first week of class and I'm just tied up with this problem. I must be missing something. Question: A cylindrical swimming pool is 132 cm high and 365 cm in diameter. What will be the volume (in liters) of water necessary to fill this pool, knowing that one cubic decimeter is equal to one...
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    Volume to Mass Conversion Problem

    My first week of class and I'm just tied up with this problem. I must be missing something. Question: A cylindrical swimming pool is 132 cm high and 365 cm in diameter. What will be the volume (in liters) of water necessary to fill this pool, knowing that one cubic decimeter is equal to one...
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