Calculate the dot product of vectors a=(2,3) and b=(5,−4).
Calculate the dot product of vectors a=(3,−4,7) and b=(5,2,−3).
Calculate the dot product of a and b times vector a, where a=(2,3) and b=(5,−4).
Calculate the dot product between vector b and 3a, where a=(2,3) and b=(5,−4).
Calculate the dot product between vector a=(4,5) and the sum of vectors b=(3,−6) and c=(−8,2).
Given the magnitudes of vectors a and b as 15 and 10 respectively, and the angle between them is 30 degrees, calculate the dot product of the two vectors.
Find the cross product of the vectors A=⟨1,3,4⟩ and B=⟨2,7,−5⟩.
Find the cross product of vectors a and b, where a=3i+5j−7k and b=2i−6j+4k.
Find the cross product of vectors a and b, where a=5i−4j+3k and b=−7i+2j−8k.
Using the vector cross product, determine the vector perpendicular to two given initial vectors using the right-hand rule.
Compute the dot product of vectors u=(3,12) and v=(−4,3).
Compute the dot product of vector u=(3,12) with itself.
Calculate (u⋅v)⋅v.
Calculate the dot product of u and 3v by using a shortcut method for scalar multiplication.
Find w1, the projection of u onto v, where u=(3,5) and v=(2,4).
Find w2, the vector component of u orthogonal to v, where u=(3,5) and v=(2,4).
For vectors u=6i−3j+9k and v=4i−j+8k, find the two components w1 and w2 of vector u, where w1 is the projection of u onto v and w2 is the component orthogonal to v.