We then looked at the proof for the vector projection of u onto v
(I would type all of the proof except I'm not the best with that equation editor..Ask someone for notes if you need it)
Mr. OB told us that it was not necessary to memorize the proof (he'll put it on the test).
Our homework questions took up the rest of the time.
Example:
#59.
u = <3,5>
Find 2 vectors orthogonal in opposite directions
Possible answers: <-5,3>, <10,-6>
In order to be orthogonal u dot v must equal zero
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