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vector parallelogram for addition and subtraction

vector parallelogram for addition and subtraction

One method of adding and subtracting vectors is to place their tails together and...

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right-hand rule for vector cross product

right-hand rule for vector cross product

The ordinary, or dot, product of two vectors is simply a one-dimensional number,...

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