How Do You Calculate the Magnitude of a Constant Vector in Different Dimensions?

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Homework Statement



Calculate ||1,1,1||in R3
Calculate ||1,1,1,1|| in R4.
Calculate ||1,1,...,1|| in Rn.

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All I have in this problem is that, Where do I start?


The Attempt at a Solution

 
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What does ||1,1,1|| mean? This isn't a leading question; I want to know what that symbol is supposed to represent.
 
I'm guessing || means the magnitude, or the scalar length of the vector.

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I would guess that too, but I'm trying to get the poster to write it correctly for starters. You wouldn't normally write a vector as 1,1,1.
 
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