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   Explain why it is not possible for Vector a • (Vector b • Vector c) to equal (Vector a • Vector b) • Vector c . (This means that the dot product is not associative.)

2. Physics

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3. Vectors

   Verify using an example that Vector a + (Vector b • Vector c) is not equal to (Vector a + Vector b) • (Vector a +Vector c). (This means that addition does not distribute over the dot product.) Explain the problem that arises.

4. Dot Product

   Verify using an example that Vector a • (Vector b • Vector c) = (Vector a • Vector b) • Vector c is not true. Explain your reasoning both numerically and by using the definition of the dot product. I am very confused as to

1. Physics

   A farmer builds three sections of a fence as shown in the figure where L = 10.00 m, and gets tired. Walking straight back to where he started, how far did he go. d=? Vector on Y-axis going to origin, L/2 vector going on Positive X

2. math vectors

   Use a specific example to prove that the cross product is also not associative. That is, use three specific vectors in 3-space to show that Vector a×(Vector b × Vector c) is not equal to (Vector a × Vector b) × Vector c. Can

3. Physics

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4. Math

   Use a specific example to explore how the cross product behaves under scalar multiplication. Is it true that k (Vector a × Vector b) = (kVector a) × Vector b = Vector a × (kVector b)? Expand to the general case to prove your

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