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How Is Current Calculated from Electron Flow Rate?
1. How do you find the current if it tells you how many electrons pass through cross section of a conductor each second 2. ... 3. ...I don't know the first thing to do about this. Just the number of electrons make me think of the equation Q = Ne ..but charge doesn't have to do with...- jbp890
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Cross Correlation Homework: Measuring Delay
Homework Statement A signal x(t) is transmitted and received back as y(t) and sampled in the receiver, so we get a DT signal y[n] = ax[n-D] + w[n], where w[n] is noise baiscally i need to explain how we can measure the time delay by computing crosscorrelation Ryx(l). My undestanding is...- EvLer
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- Correlation Cross
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Why Aren't AXB and BXA Equal in Matrix Multiplication?
Homework Statement Show that AXB is not equal to BXA No variables given..just this equation Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I don´t know how to start...the only thing I know so far is that AXB is equal to -BXA- jcsolis
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- Cross Cross product Product Statics
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Cross product and force on a charge due to applied magnetic field.
Homework Statement I hope I am not posting this question at the wrong place, but can someone explain to me the vector product rule, or cross product rule. I don't seem to get the hang of it. Why I am asking this is because I want to know how force on a moving charge due to an applied...- Mr Virtual
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- Applied Charge Cross Cross product Field Force Magnetic Magnetic field Product
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Do Electron-Positron Scattering Cross Sections Always Increase with Energy?
I was wondering whether there's any interactions or productions that has cross section that doesn't only increase monotonously with energy, but has a drop somewhere at certain energy scales ?- touqra
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- Cross Energy
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Definition of cross product in Spivak's 'Calculus on Manifolds'
Homework Statement In Calculus on Manifold pp.83-84, Spivak writes that "if v_1,...,v_{n-1} are vectors in R^n and f:R^n-->R is defined by f(w)=det(v_1,...,v_{n-1},w), then f is an alternating 1-tensor on R^n; therefore there is a unique z in R^n such that <w,z>=f(w) (and this z is denoted v_1...- quasar987
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- Calculus on manifolds Cross Cross product Definition Manifolds Product
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Find unit vector and cross product
Homework Statement Given the two vectors written in component-unit vector form below: D = 3\hat{i} - \hat{j} E = 2\hat{i} + 4\hat{j} a.) Find the unit vector in the same direction as D b.) Find the cross product of D x E c.) Write the vector D in magnitude direction form Homework...- Edwardo_Elric
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- Cross Cross product Product Unit Unit vector Vector
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News The costs of a cross country trip
After I graduate from college I planned to drive across the United States on my little chevy and tour all the US landmarks and experience the taste of the regional food while on the way to graduate school. My only primary worry is how expensive it will be to travel across the country if from...- Benzoate
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Cross Sections for Neutron Scattering in Different Frames
This is probably a very dumb question, but I'm stuck with it. The cross sections one finds on http://www.nndc.bnl.gov/sigma/ as a function of incident energy, is that energy given in the lab frame or in the cog frame ? For heavy a nuclide, this doesn't matter, but for hydrogen for instance ...- vanesch
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How to Differentiate Cross Product?
Hi all, I have a qustion. dB/ds= -TN, dU/ds= KN (1) N= U x B (2) dN/ds=TB-KU (3) How Eq.(3) can be obtained from Eq.(1),(2)? Have a nice day!- nabi1995
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- Cross Cross product Differentiate Product
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Cross Product in Uniform Circular Motion
Homework Statement A centripetal-acceleration addict rides in uniform circular motion with period T = 3.22 s and radius r = 3.00 m. At one instant his acceleration is a = (7.00 m/s2) i + (-9.00 m/s2) j. At that instant, what are the following values? (b) r X a The Attempt at a...- snoggerT
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- Circular Circular motion Cross Cross product Motion Product Uniform Uniform circular motion
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Young's Modulus Calculation for Nylon Rope Cross Sectional Area
Homework Statement I'm working on a problem that is asking me to find Young's Modulus. I have the right formula and everything that I need but I can't seem to figure out how to find the cross sectional area of a nylon rope. The rope is 21 m long and 1.4 cm in diameter. Homework...- kiwikahuna
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- Area Cross Cross sectional area
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Help with derivation - involves cross & dot products
Hello, I'm reading a classical mechanics book. In it, they show a derivation of the centrifugal force equation: \vec{ F_{\textrm{cf}}} = -m \vec{ \omega } \times \left( \vec{ \omega } \times \vec{ r } \right) I understood the derivation up to that point. However, they have a couple additional...- lets_resonate
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- Cross Derivation Dot
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Where Can I Find Resources for Cross Sections and Decay Rates?
Hy guys, i don't know if this is the best place to post this... so this is my question: where i can found a good resource for cross sections and decay rate? i mean a book with many calculated cross sections or web sites. thank you.- luxio
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- Cross Resource
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Calculating Cross Product in 3D and 7D
Why is it possible to take the cross product in only 3 and 7 dimensions?- theperthvan
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- 3d Cross Cross product Product
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Einstein Cross vs. Ring: Understanding the Alignment of Quasar G2237+030
The Einstein cross (G2237+030) shows 4 reasonably symmetrically spaced images of the very distant quasar, indicating that our alignment with the galactic nucleus to quasar line is fairly good. How is that it does not show an Einstein ring instead of the cross? -
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What is the unit vector perpendicular to (2,1,-3) and (-1, 7, 4)?
Use two methods to determine a unit vector perpendicular to both (2,1,-3) and (-1, 7, 4) Using Cross Product: Let v be a perpendicular vector to the given vectors v = a*b = (2,1,-3)(-1,7,4) =((1)(4)-(7)(-3), (-3)(-1)-(4)(2), (2)(7)-(-1)(1)) =(4+21, 3-8, 14+1) =(25, -5, 15) = (5, -1...- ND3G
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- Cross Cross product Dot Dot product Product
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Proof of Dot and Cross Product of Arbitrary Vectors with Pauli Spin Operator
I need to show: (\mathbf{\sigma} \cdot \mathbf{a})(\mathbf{\sigma} \cdot \mathbf{b})=\mathbf{a} \cdot \mathbf{b} I + i \mathbf{\sigma} \cdot (\mathbf{a} \times \mathbf{b}) where a and b are arbitrary vectors, sigma is the pauli spin operator. I was just wondering what the dot product...- indigojoker
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- Cross Cross product Dot Operator Pauli Product Proof Spin Spin operator Vectors
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How to Prove Distributive Laws for 3D Vector Cross Products?
2 questions i have; 1. proove that; p x ( q + r ) = p x q + p x r 2. and p x ( q x r ) = ( p x q ) x r where; p = p1i + p2j + p3k q = q1i + q2j + q3k r = r1i + r2j + r3k -
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What is the relationship between the exterior and cross products?
How are the exterior products and the cross products related? Wikipedia says: "The cross product can be interpreted as the wedge product in three dimensions after using Hodge duality to identify 2-vectors with vectors."- Swapnil
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- Cross Cross product Product
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Using Cross Products To Find Electric Field Vector
A charged particle moves through a region of space containing both electric and magnetic fields. The velocity of the particle is v = (3.3 x 10^3 m/s) x + (2.7 x 10^3 m/s) y and the magnetic field is B = (0.81 T) z. Find the electric field vector E necessary to yield zero net force on the...- kmj9k
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- Cross Electric Electric field Field Vector
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Differential equation with cross product
ok, i don't know what to do with something like this: (d^2R/dt^2 ) + (dR/dt) x B = 0 where the capitals are vectors (sorry i suck at latex). R is a position vector in x-y plane and B is in the z-direction. do i split this into equations for x and y directions separately and solve them...- alsey42147
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- Cross Cross product Differential Differential equation Product
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Cross product in spherical coordinates
Hi guyz, I have a small question, In spherical coordinates if we define 2 vectors such as magnetization of a shell M(r,phi,theta) and the magnetic field H(r,phi,theta) As we know the cross product between them is written in the determinant: (Capital means unit vectors) det[(R,r...- TheDestroyer
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- Coordinates Cross Cross product Product Spherical Spherical coordinates
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How to prove the width of a resonance using the cross section of a S wave?
Homework Statement The total cross section of a S wave is given by the following equation Sigma=(pi/k)*(b^2)/((E-En)^2+(b/2)^2)) prove that b is the width of the resonance. Homework Equations Nothing that is the only thing The Attempt at a Solution I already solved the question...- ziad1985
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- Cross Cross section Section Wave
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Understanding Cross Product Derivatives for Vector Functions
hi all. my homework question is what is the derivative of: [(a + t * b) x (a + t * b + t^(2) * c)] a, b, and c are vectors, and t is a constant. * is multipy, ^(2) is squared, and x is cross product. i've been working on it for hours and i have no idea what to do. there's another similar...- kap361
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- Cross Cross product Derivative Product
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Dot product cross product, where did they come from?
While taking linear algebra I never really understood where the dot and cross product came from. It seemed that they were just randomly defined. I know that the dot product is an inner product but why is it defined as: \vec v \cdot \vec u = v_1 u_2 + v_2 u_2 ? why not \vec v \cdot \vec u =...- dionysian
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- Cross Cross product Dot Dot product Product
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Cross section for scattering of gauge bosons and Majorana neutrinos
For my diploma thesis I must provide a calculation that reproduces the results given on page 46 of the paper hep-ph/0309342 . For those who do not want to look it up, I briefly explain what it is about: It concerns the two-body scattering processes (1) N + V => L + H, (2) N + L => V + H, (3) N...- denis.besak@gmx.de
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- Bosons Cross Cross section Gauge Gauge bosons Majorana Neutrinos Scattering Section
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Understanding the Meaning and Importance of Cross Product in Rotational Motion
I didn't use the template, because I am not having difficulties with a problem. I am just starting to study rotational motion and there it appears the cross-product. I don't like to memorize formulae that I don't understand it's meaning. Why is \vec a \times \vec b} defined mathematically...- Haywire
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- Cross Cross product Product
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How to Calculate the Force to Unstick an Expanding Copper Pipe?
[b]1. When the hot water in a certain upstairs bathroom is turned on, a series of 18 "ticks" is heard as the copper hot-water pipe slowly heats up and increases in length. The pipe runs vertically from the hot-water heater in the basement, through a hole in the floor 5 m above the water heater...- PhysicsMiester
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- Area Cross Cross sectional area Newtons
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Vector space for cross products?
What vector space are cross products done in?- pivoxa15
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- Cross Space Vector Vector space
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Hard nuclear physics cross section problem
In a scattering experiment, an aluminium foil of thickness L = 10E-6 m is placed in a beam of intensity of 6E12 particles per second. The differential scattering crosss section is known to be of the form. \frac{d\sigma}{d\Omega} = A + Bcos^2 (\theta) where \theta is the...- Max Eilerson
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- Cross Cross section Hard Nuclear Nuclear physics Physics Section
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Finding torque (vector cross product)
A particle position is described by position vector r = 3i + 2j and the force vector i - 2j acts on the object. 1) Find the torque about an axis through the origin and perpendicular to the xy plane. Draw the two vectors to check your torque direction. I used the right hand rule and found...- vu10758
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- Cross Cross product Product Torque Vector cross product
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How to Solve Cross and Dot Product Problems with u, v, and w?
Ok, this one has really got me... Suppose that u \centerdot (vXw) = 2. Find (a) (uXv) \centerdot w (b) u\centerdot(wXv) (c) v\centerdot(uXw) (d) (uXv)\centerdotv Once I understand the what to do with the information given, I am sure the rest of the problems will fall into place...- prace
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- Cross Dot Dot product Product
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Possible Generalization of Cross Product?
In R^3 it is easy to compute the cross product, and i know how to compute it in higher dimensions using wedge product and the hodge star, which shows that it only exists in 3n dimensions. My question is given two vectors in C^3 (complex), is there a neat way to find one perperdicular to...- SeReNiTy
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- Cross Cross product Product
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Self pollination & Cross pollination
My book says self pollination maintains the parental characters or purity of the race indefinitely and is used to maintain pure lines for hybridization experiments. How can that be true. Coz, meiosis takes place in micro & mega spore mother cells. So there is crossing over which will lead to...- chound
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- Cross Self
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Solving x=(x x A)+B: Cross Product Solution?
I am supposed to solve this explicitly for x: x=(x x A)+B where all variables represent vectors. I moved the B vector to the other side and I was thinking i can take a cross product of something with each side to isolate x but do not know what works here, i tried crossing both sides with...- thenewbosco
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- Cross Cross product Product
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Is cross section is proportional
If I show something that a cross section is proportional to: 1 / (16p^2 sin^4( x) + 8mpsin^2 (x) + m^2) does it imply that the cross section is proportional to 1 / sin^4 (x) as well?- alfredbester
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- Cross Cross section Proportional Section
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Strain-stress, cross sectional, elongation
Hey guys, I will admit that I am having extra troubles on this chapter and I don't understand most of it so be gentle :\. Anyways I realize these problems are porbably easy but here they are: 1) A Load of 140,000 N (31,500lbf) is applied to a cylindrical specimen of a steel alloy that has a...- ruffryder
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- Cross Elongation
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Does the Cross Product Have Deep Mathematical Significance?
Is the fact that \vec{a}\times\vec{b} = \det \begin{bmatrix}\hat{e}_1& \hat{e}_2 & \hat{e}_3 \\ a_1 & a_2 & a_3 \\ b_1 & b_2 & b_3 \end{bmatrix} just a coincedence (ie. a mneminic device) or does it have some deep mathematical significance? edit: Also, is the cross product, like the dot...- Swapnil
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- Cross Determinants
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How Can Vector C Be Expressed in Terms of A, B, and u?
Hello, my problem is as follows: Given that A and B are known vectors, and A \cdot C=u is a known quantity, and A \times C=B Express C in terms of A,B, u, and the magnitude of A So far what i have done was use the definition of the dot product as AC cos \theta=u, and cross product as AC...- thenewbosco
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- Cross Cross product Dot Product
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Understanding Vector Cross Product: Finding the Angle Between Two Vectors
This is the question: Two vectors A and B have magnitude A = 3 and B = 3. Their vector product is A X B = -5k+2i. What is the angle Between A and B. OK so I'll start with what I do know. I do know that the cross product is the magnitude of A times magnitude of B times sin theta of B. I end...- physstudent1
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- Cross Cross product Homework Product Vector Vector cross product
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Time needed to cross river - depends on flow of the water?
When you swim across a river does the time to reach the opposite shore depend on the rate of flow of the water? Defend your answer- parker21
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- Cross Flow River Time Water
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Will Dmitri's Thesis Defence Be a Success Tonight?
I have my thesis defence tonight at 17h CET. :biggrin: If you like, I've put the presentation online http://www.geocities.com/dimitri_terryn/Presentatie_thesis.ppt It's in Dutch, but I will translate it when I have the time (i.e. after graduation).- Kalimaa23
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Proving Real Cross-Ratio with 4 Distinct Points in Complex Plane
Can some one help me out here, I'm stuck on the following problem: show that four distinct points z_i , i=1,\ldots,4 in \hat{\mathbb C} lie on a circle in \hat{\mathbb C} if and only if the cross-ratio \left[ z_1,z_2,z_3,z_4 \right] is real. So, I know we can write the...- xman
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- Cross Ratio
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Complex Cross Product and Area of a parallelogram
Hello, just a quick question. I have two complex numbers (say z and z'), and I want to find the area of the parallelogram that is generated by the two complex numbers (written as vectors, ie, if z = x + iy is a complex number, then the vector is (x,y)). Now the area of the parallelogram...- mattmns
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- Area Complex Cross Cross product Parallelogram Product
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The cross section of a photon traversing the observable universe
What is the cross section of a photon traversing the observable universe? That of a neutrino? Dark matter in general?- Loren Booda
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- Cross Cross section Observable Observable universe Photon Section Universe
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How Does the Time Derivative of Electric Field Cross with Magnetic Field?
Hi, my question is the following: \frac{\delta\vec E}{\delta t}\times \vec B = ? In other words, how can i develop this cross product. Are there any identity that reduces this product? Thanks.- gjfelix2006
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- Cross Cross product Product
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MATLAB Using Matlab to find the cross product of variables?
Hi guys, I was wondering how I could type a function into MATLAB to computer the cross product of variables. For example I want to compute the cross product of the following: Thanks in advance.- skybox
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- Cross Cross product Matlab Product Variables
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How do I find the geometric definition of (i+J)cross(i-j)?
heres the problem. im supposed to use geometric definition to find. (i+J)cross(i-j) I know: v x w=IIvIIIIwIISin[theta] and that The answer comes out to be -2k But what i don't get is looking at the solution manual they show [theta]=pi/4 which i have know clue where that comes from. I was...- HappMatt
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- Cross Cross product Product
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Cross & Dot Products in Physics: A Comprehensive Guide
Can someone help me understand about the cross product and dot product? And how and where can I apply it in physics in solving problems.- willydavidjr
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- Cross Dot Physics
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