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Vector Ahas a magnitude of 5 units, and vector B has a magnitude of 9 units. The two vectors make an angle of 50 with each other. Find A·B.

Short Answer

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The dot product of vectors A and B is 28.93unit2.

Step by step solution

01

Given data

Magnitude of vector A

A=5units

Magnitude of vector B

B=9units

Angel between vectors A and B

θ=50

02

Dot product of two vectors

The dot product of two vectors Aand role="math" localid="1668408307321" Bis

A·B=ABcosθ......(I)

03

Determining the dot product of the given vectors

From equation (I), the dot product of vectors Aand B is

A·B=5units×9units×cos50=28.93unit2

Thus the required dot product is 28.93

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