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VCE Stuff => VCE Mathematics => VCE Mathematics/Science/Technology => VCE Subjects + Help => VCE Specialist Mathematics => Topic started by: Andiio on January 01, 2011, 02:41:43 pm
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Why does the addition of those 2 vectors bisect theta?
Am I missing something simple? :S
Thanks!
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Draw parallelogram. :)
I meant rhombus. Note that both are unit vectors.
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Draw parallelogram. :)
Consider myself FACEPALM'D LOL.
Thanks Mao!
It's just the diagonal of the parallelogram, right?
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Draw parallelogram. :)
Consider myself FACEPALM'D LOL.
Thanks Mao!
It's just the diagonal of the parallelogram, right?
Yes, the diagonal is the sum, but bisection is only for
Rhombus*, this only works if they have the same magnitude (which is true in this case, both are unit vectors)
If they have different magnitudes, you''re more or less fucked :P
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Draw parallelogram. :)
Consider myself FACEPALM'D LOL.
Thanks Mao!
It's just the diagonal of the parallelogram, right?
Yes, the diagonal is the sum, but bisection is only for
Rhombus*, this only works if they have the same magnitude (which is true in this case, both are unit vectors)
If they have different magnitudes, you''re more or less fucked :P
Haha yeah *rhombus. Thanks Mao!
..Hoping it doesn't come to that. :P