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Exploring Vectors and Dot Products in Trigonometry Section 6.4

Learn about dot products of vectors, their properties, examples, and how to calculate them in this comprehensive exploration of Trigonometry Section 6.4. Practice problems included.

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Exploring Vectors and Dot Products in Trigonometry Section 6.4

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  1. Trigonometry Section 6.4 Vectors and Dot Products

  2. Dot Product • The dot product of vectors u and v is defined as : • u.v = v.u • 0.v = • u.(v+w)= • v.v= • c(u.v)= • Ex 1

  3. More Examples • Ex 2 & 3 • Try the following: • 1. Find the dot product of <5, 12> and <-3,2> • 2. Find 3u.v when u=<2,2> and v=<-3,4> • 3. Use the dot product to find the magnitude of u=<2, -4>

  4. Homework • P. 447 1-14

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