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Find the angle Q between the two vectors. u = 10i + 40j v = -3j+8k cos <10,40,0> <0,-3,8> / sqrt1700 sqrt73 cos(-120/sqrt1700 s...Asked by Abbey(Please help)
Find the angle Q between the two vectors.
u = 10i + 40j v = -3j+8k
cos <10,40,0> <0,-3,8> / sqrt1700 sqrt73
cos(-120/sqrt1700 sqrt73) = .9072885394
arc cos (.9072885394) = 24.86 degrees.
Is this correct?
u = 10i + 40j v = -3j+8k
cos <10,40,0> <0,-3,8> / sqrt1700 sqrt73
cos(-120/sqrt1700 sqrt73) = .9072885394
arc cos (.9072885394) = 24.86 degrees.
Is this correct?
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Answered by
bobpursley
What happened to the - sign in the Cosine term? I think that changes the angle significantly.
Answered by
Abbey(Please help)
I am not sure what to change.
Answered by
bobpursley
cosine is negative in the second and third quadrant.
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