Asked by Lizz
2. Use the properties of the dot product to show that (⃗b·⃗c)a−(⃗a·⃗c)⃗b is perpendicular to ⃗c.
Must be shown for arbitrary vectors.
Im sorry, I'm really stuck on this. I know that is a vector is perpendicular to another their dot product is 0. Can anyone steer me in the right direction?
Must be shown for arbitrary vectors.
Im sorry, I'm really stuck on this. I know that is a vector is perpendicular to another their dot product is 0. Can anyone steer me in the right direction?
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