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Carmelo Frey
17 February, 20:45
Find u*v, if u=13j and v=i+3j
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Nathaly Andrade
17 February, 21:03
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We have the following vectors:
u = 13j
v = i + 3j
The scalar product of both vectors is given by:
u * v = (13j) * (i + 3j)
We have then:
u * v = (1 * 0) + (13 * 3)
u * v = 0 + 39
u * v = 39
Answer:
The scalar product of both vectors is given by:
u * v = 39
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