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Maren Krause
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11 June, 10:24
Find a. b. a=[-2,1/3], b=[-5, 12]
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Jj
11 June, 10:30
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a. b=14
Step-by-step explanation:
This is a dot product of a and b
a. b = [-2,1/3].[-5, 12] = [10+4] = [14]
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