Chapter 3: Q63P (page 60)
Here are three vectors in meters:
localid="1654741448647"
localid="1654741501014"
What result from (a)localid="1654740492420" , (b) , and (c) localid="1654740727403" ?
Short Answer
(a)
(b)
(c)
Chapter 3: Q63P (page 60)
Here are three vectors in meters:
localid="1654741448647"
localid="1654741501014"
What result from (a)localid="1654740492420" , (b) , and (c) localid="1654740727403" ?
(a)
(b)
(c)
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