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What Direction is C? Apply the Right Hand Rule
Homework Statement If C = A × B, A points up, and B points south, which direction is C? Select one: a. west b. up c. north d. down e. east Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution i used the right hand rule and got east as the solution could i have a little verification...- Tiven white
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- Apply Direction hand Right hand rule
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Force can be represented by a scalar?
Homework Statement True or.false Force can be represented by a scalar? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I say false is this correct?- Tiven white
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- Force Scalar
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What is the Direction of x Using the Right Hand Rule?
really sorry i meant up is that correct?- Tiven white
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How Does Doting a Unit Vector With a Vector A Affect the Result?
Homework Statement When a vector A is dotted with a unit vector, the result is... Select one: a. zero b. the magnitude of the unit vector in the direction of A. c. the magnitude of A. d. the angle between A and the unit vector. e. the magnitude of A in the direction of the unit vector...- Tiven white
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- Unit Unit vector Vector
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What is the Direction of x Using the Right Hand Rule?
Homework Statement If z = east and y = south, then x = ______? Select one: a. east b. up c. south d. north e. down Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution using the right hand rule the answer i got is south is this correct?- Tiven white
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- Determination Direction Vector
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Is Scalar Addition Equivalent to Adding Parallel Vectors?
Homework Statement T/F: The addition of two scalars is equivalent to the addition of parallel vectors. Select one: a. False b. True Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution i said true reason being the magnitude of vectors can be added if they are in the same direction by...- Tiven white
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- Addition Scalar Vector
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What are the possible values for the coordinate angles in 3-D space?
[b]1. Homework Statement [/ In 3-D coordinate space, any two of the coordinate angles must … Select one: a. sum to less than 1 b. be greater than 90° but less than 180° c. each be greater than 45° d. sum to greater than 90° (if they are both less than 90°). e. have cosines less than...- Tiven white
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- 3d Angles Coordinate
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Are 3D coordinate angles restricted to certain values?
The squared cosine of all the three angles = to 1- Tiven white
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Are 3D coordinate angles restricted to certain values?
Homework Statement In 3d coordinate space any two of the coordinate angles must A. Sum to less than one B. Be greater than ninety but less than one eighty. C. Each be greater than forty five degrees D. Sum to greater than 90 ( if they are both less than 90) E. Have cosines less than...- Tiven white
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- 3d Angles Coordinates
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Coordinate angles of three dimensional vectors
Its false right?- Tiven white
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Representing Vectors in 3D Space
Is the answer c due to the fact that the vector times a vector can produce a scalar- Tiven white
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Representing Vectors in 3D Space
Homework Statement In 3D space a full vector can be represented I. All the following except A. In Cartesian vector form B.As a magnitude times a unit vector C. As a Cartesian vector times a unit vector D. As magnitude with coordinate angles Homework Equations The Attempt at a...- Tiven white
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- 3d Space Vectors
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Coordinate angles of three dimensional vectors
I'm only confuse of the term unlimited I know there is the method of just subtracting the squared Cosine of the other angles from one to get the third though I'm unsure about the term unlimited since even though I know that's a method I Dont know if its the only method- Tiven white
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Cosine of Vector: Adjacent/Hypothenuse
cosine The question was asking whether the statement ' cosine means the y component of a vector over its magnitude'. Is this true or false?- Tiven white
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Coordinate angles of three dimensional vectors
they sum to 1- Tiven white
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