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Let v1 = (-6,4) and v^2 = (-3,6). Compute the following V^1 * V^2
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Let v1 = (-6,4) and v^2 = (-3,6). Compute the following
V^1 * V^2
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It is just the multiplication of vectors. We'll multiply corresponding pairs together. The general formula for the pairs of (
;
) and (
;
) is
*
+
*
= (-6)*(-3)+4*6=18+24=42
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