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Find the indicated quantity, given u = (0, -2), v = (-3, 0),Step 1 of 4: Find y • v.

Find the indicated quantity, given u = (0, -2), v = (-3, 0),Step 1 of 4: Find y • v-example-1

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Given the vectors:


\begin{gathered} u=\langle0,-2) \\ v=\langle-3,0\rangle \end{gathered}

You need to apply Dot Product in order to find:


v\cdot v

By definition, for:


\begin{gathered} A=\langle a_x,a_y\rangle \\ B=\langle b_x,b_y) \end{gathered}

The Dot Product is:


A\cdot B=a_xb_x+a_yb_y

In this case, you are multiplying the same vector by itself. Then, by definition:


v\cdot v=|v|^2

Hence:


\begin{gathered} v\cdot v=(-3)(-3)+(0)(0) \\ v\cdot v=9 \end{gathered}

Hence, the answer is:


v\cdot v=9

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