Vectors and Dot Product Basic Definitions A k-dimensional vector is (for our purposes) a list of k numbers. We will use angle brackets to combine numbers into a vector; e.g. h3, 0, 1i is a three-dimensional vector. Vecto - Norberto Bobbio - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Vectors and Dot Product Basic Definitions A k-dimensional vector is (for our purposes) a list of k numbers. We will use angle brackets to combine numbers into a vector; e.g. h3, 0, 1i is a three-dimensional vector. Vecto Add to Reading List Document Date: 2007-09-21 10:04:38 Open Document File Size: 40,53 KB Share Result on Facebook IndustryTerm dot product / / Position head / / SocialTag Vectors Vector calculus Abstract algebra Analytic geometry Euclidean vector Vector space Dot product Vector Norm Algebra

Vectors and Dot Product Basic Definitions A k-dimensional vector is (for our purposes) a list of k numbers. We will use angle brackets to combine numbers into a vector; e.g. h3, 0, 1i is a three-dimensional vector. VectoAdd to Reading List