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Find vector having unit length perpendicular to both x and y. x=(1,2,3) and y=(-1,0,1)?
im not sure where to begin
im not sure where to begin
The discussion revolves around finding a unit vector that is perpendicular to two given vectors, x = (1, 2, 3) and y = (-1, 0, 1). The subject area is vector mathematics, specifically focusing on vector operations and properties.
Participants are actively engaging with the problem, with some offering guidance on vector operations. There is a recognition of the cross product as a relevant approach, and one participant has calculated a result but questions if further steps are needed.
One participant expresses uncertainty due to a lack of recent experience with vector mathematics, indicating a potential gap in foundational knowledge. There is a hint at the need for a review of vector operations.
amit25 said:Find vector having unit length perpendicular to both x and y. x=(1,2,3) and y=(-1,0,1)?
im not sure where to begin
Sounds like a review is in orderamit25 said:like the dot product? sorry i haven't done vectors in 2 years so I am rusty
amit25 said:okay so i think its the cross product and when i do it i get (2,-4,2), is that all? or is there something more