Lab Exercise for Vector Skills: Solutions
Problem 1: Given
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\bar{c}=\bar{a}\times\bar{b}=\left\vert
\begin{array}[c]
{c...
...h}-\left( 2-15\right) \hat{\jmath
}+\left( -3+4\right) \hat{k}\end{displaymath}](img3.gif)
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Problem 2: Given
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![\begin{displaymath}
\bar{c}=\bar{a}\times\bar{b}=\left\vert
\begin{array}[c]
{c...
...( 15-0\right) \hat
{e}_{\theta}+\left( -4-0\right) \hat{e}_{z}\end{displaymath}](img7.gif)
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Problem 3:
| u and v are parallel |
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Problem 4:
| u and v are perpendicular |
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Problem 5:
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Problem 6: Given
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Problem7:
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height=2.156in,
width=3.6668in
]{sf1.eps}](img12.gif)
Problem 8
| (a) | u and v are perpendicular |
|---|---|
| (b) | u and v are parallel |
Problem 9: Given
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Problem 10: Coordinate system
is rotated counterclockwise by angle
from the original coordinate
system (x,y) therefore the unit vectors in the new coordinate system
becomes
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