Find the length of A: square each component, add them, then take the square root (the Pythagorean theorem)
2. Unit vector Â: (0.707107, 0.707107)
Find the length of A: square each component, add them, then take the square root (the Pythagorean theorem)
Divide each component by the magnitude to get a vector of length 1
3. Angle between A and B: 68.55 °
Find the dot product: multiply matching components and add the results
Find the length of A: square each component, add them, then take the square root (the Pythagorean theorem)
Find the length of B: square each component, add them, then take the square root (the Pythagorean theorem)
Divide the dot product by both lengths. This gives the cosine of the angle θ between the vectors
Undo the cosine (take the inverse cosine) to get the angle itself
4. A × B: (0, 0, -12)
Treat the 2D vectors as 3D vectors lying flat in the xy-plane (z = 0)
Find the cross product, a vector at right angles to both, by cross-multiplying pairs of components: (a_y b_z − a_z b_y, a_z b_x − a_x b_z, a_x b_y − a_y b_x)
Find its length. This equals the area of the slanted rectangle (parallelogram) that A and B make
5. Dot product A · B: 2
Find the dot product: multiply matching components and add the results
6. Magnitude |A|: 3.16
Find the length of A: square each component, add them, then take the square root (the Pythagorean theorem)
7. Angle between A and B: 78.69 °
Find the dot product: multiply matching components and add the results
Find the length of A: square each component, add them, then take the square root (the Pythagorean theorem)
Find the length of B: square each component, add them, then take the square root (the Pythagorean theorem)
Divide the dot product by both lengths. This gives the cosine of the angle θ between the vectors
Undo the cosine (take the inverse cosine) to get the angle itself
8. Magnitude |A|: 4.47
Find the length of A: square each component, add them, then take the square root (the Pythagorean theorem)
9. Dot product A · B: 2
Find the dot product: multiply matching components and add the results
10. Angle between A and B: 71.68 °
Find the dot product: multiply matching components and add the results
Find the length of A: square each component, add them, then take the square root (the Pythagorean theorem)
Find the length of B: square each component, add them, then take the square root (the Pythagorean theorem)
Divide the dot product by both lengths. This gives the cosine of the angle θ between the vectors
Undo the cosine (take the inverse cosine) to get the angle itself