1 Vectors 2 Systems Of Linear Equations 3 Matrices 4 Eigenvalues And Eigenvectors 5 Orthogonality 6 Vector Spaces 7 Distance And Approximation Chapter1: Vectors
1.1 The Geometry And Algebra Of Vectors 1.2 Length And Angle: The Dot Product 1.3 Lines And Planes 1.4 Applications Chapter Questions Section1.1: The Geometry And Algebra Of Vectors
Problem 1EQ: Draw the following vectors in standard position in 2 : aa=30bb=23cc=23dd=32 Problem 2EQ Problem 3EQ Problem 4EQ Problem 5EQ: For each of the following pairs of points, draw the vector AB. Then compute and redraw AB as a... Problem 6EQ Problem 7EQ Problem 8EQ Problem 9EQ Problem 10EQ Problem 11EQ Problem 12EQ Problem 13EQ Problem 14EQ: In Figure 1.24, A, B, C, D, E, and F are the vertices of a regular hexagon centered at the origin.... Problem 15EQ: In Exercises 15 and 16, simplify the given vector expression. Indicate which properties in Theorem... Problem 16EQ: In Exercises 15 and 16, simplify the given vector expression. Indicate which properties in Theorem... Problem 17EQ: In Exercises 17 and 18, solve for the vector x in terms of the vectors a and b. xa=2(x2a) Problem 18EQ: In Exercises 17 and 18, solve for the vector x in terms of the vectors a and b.
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Problem 19EQ: In Exercises 19 and 20, draw the coordinate axes relative to u and v and locate w.... Problem 20EQ Problem 21EQ Problem 22EQ: In Exercises 21 and 22, draw the standard coordinate axes on the same diagram as the axes relative... Problem 23EQ Problem 24EQ Problem 25EQ: In Exercises 25-28, u and v are binary vectors. Find u + v in each case. u=[01],v=[11] Problem 26EQ: In Exercises 25-28, u and v are binary vectors. Find u + v in each case.
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Problem 27EQ: In Exercises 25-28, u and v are binary vectors. Find u + v in each case.
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Problem 28EQ: In Exercises 25-28, u and v are binary vectors. Find u + v in each case.
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Problem 29EQ: Write out the addition and multiplication tables for 4. Problem 30EQ: Write out the addition and multiplication tables for 5. Problem 31EQ: In Exercises 31-43, perform the indicated calculations.
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Problem 32EQ: In Exercises 31-43, perform the indicated calculations. 222in3 Problem 33EQ: In Exercises 31-43, perform the indicated calculations.
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Problem 34EQ: In Exercises 31-43, perform the indicated calculations.
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Problem 35EQ: In Exercises 31-43, perform the indicated calculations.
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Problem 36EQ: In Exercises 31-43, perform the indicated calculations. 3(3+3+2)in4 Problem 37EQ: In Exercises 31-43, perform the indicated calculations.
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Problem 38EQ: In Exercises 31-43, perform the indicated calculations. (3+4)(3+2+4+2)in5 Problem 39EQ Problem 40EQ Problem 41EQ: In Exercises 31-43, perform the indicated calculations. [2,1,2]+[2,0,1]in33 Problem 42EQ: In Exercises 31-43, perform the indicated calculations. 2[2,2,1]in33 Problem 43EQ: In Exercises 31-43, perform the indicated calculations.
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Problem 44EQ: In Exercises 44-55, solve the given equation or indicate that there is no solution. x+3=2in5 Problem 45EQ: In Exercises 44-55, solve the given equation or indicate that there is no solution.
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Problem 46EQ: In Exercises 44-55, solve the given equation or indicate that there is no solution. 2x=1in3 Problem 47EQ: In Exercises 44-55, solve the given equation or indicate that there is no solution. 2x=1in4 Problem 48EQ: In Exercises 44-55, solve the given equation or indicate that there is no solution.
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Problem 49EQ: In Exercises 44-55, solve the given equation or indicate that there is no solution. 3x=4in5 Problem 50EQ: In Exercises 44-55, solve the given equation or indicate that there is no solution. 3x=4in6 Problem 51EQ Problem 52EQ: In Exercises 44-55, solve the given equation or indicate that there is no solution.
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Problem 53EQ: In Exercises 44-55, solve the given equation or indicate that there is no solution. 2x+3=2in5 Problem 54EQ Problem 55EQ: In Exercises 44-55, solve the given equation or indicate that there is no solution.
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