What'S The Norm Of This Vector?
V*=3i-square root of 2 j*
*this means theres a little arrow on top. I'm studying for the math 2 subject test and I haven't learned about norms of vectors so please explain thoroughly!
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V*=3i-square root of 2 j*
*this means theres a little arrow on top. I'm studying for the math 2 subject test and I haven't learned about norms of vectors so please explain thoroughly!
-Anonymous
*this means theres a little arrow on top. I'm studying for the math 2 subject test and I haven't learned about norms of vectors so please explain thoroughly!
Hi,
the norm is sqrt( 3^2 + sqrt(2)^2) = sqrt(9 + 2) = sqrt(11)
It's the distance from the point (3,-sqrt(2)) to zero
-Anonymous
the norm is sqrt( 3^2 + sqrt(2)^2) = sqrt(9 + 2) = sqrt(11)
It's the distance from the point (3,-sqrt(2)) to zero
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