Asked by Adiana
Explain why it is not possible for Vector a • (Vector b • Vector c) to equal (Vector a • Vector b) • Vector c . (This means that the dot product is not associative.)
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Steve
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the dot product is only defined for two vectors.
(a•b) is a scalar, so (a•b)•c is not even defined.
I'll do this one, but you can't expect us to do your work. We did it for ourselves already.
the dot product is only defined for two vectors.
(a•b) is a scalar, so (a•b)•c is not even defined.
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