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Evaluate the dot product of the three pairs of vectors in

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Short Answer

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a).A·B=-2.7

b).role="math" localid="1648057299716" C·D=-20

c).E·F=10

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Given Information

We have,

The dot product is the sum of the product of the component where this dot product is called the scalar product.

For two vector Aand Band there is an angle αbetween then the dot product these two vectors is given by

A·B=ABcosαC·D=CDcosαE·F=EFcosα

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Step 2. Part a). A and B are the magnitude α is the angle

We are given by A=3and B=5and the angle isα=110°

So,

A·B=ABcosα=(2)(4)cos110°=-2.7

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Step 3. Part b). C and D are the magnitude α is the angle

The magnitude of the vector by C=4and D=5and the angle is role="math" localid="1648059175573" α=180°

So,

C·D=CDcosα=(4)(5)cos180°=-30

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Step 4. Part c). E and F are the magnitude and α is angle

The magnitude of the vector by E=4and F=3and the angle is α=30°

So,

E·F=EFcosα=(4)(3)cos30°=10

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