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jasper353
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How do you get a vector to the power of negative one?
I.E. : V ^ (-1)?
Or inversion if that's what it's called?
Thank you.
I.E. : V ^ (-1)?
Or inversion if that's what it's called?
Thank you.
Vector division or inversion is a mathematical operation performed on two vectors to obtain a new vector that represents the ratio or inverse of the original vectors.
Vector division or inversion involves dividing or inverting the entire vector, including its direction and magnitude, while scalar division only involves dividing the magnitude of a scalar quantity.
Vector division or inversion is commonly used in physics and engineering to calculate forces, velocities, and accelerations in vector quantities.
Yes, vector division or inversion can be applied to vectors in any dimension, including two-dimensional and three-dimensional vectors.
Yes, when dividing or inverting vectors, the order of the vectors matters and the resulting vector will have the same dimension as the original vectors. Also, division by zero is undefined in vector division.