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Also a way to check would be to verify that either “W2” dot V =0. That just proves again that they are perpendicular to each other. 1st example, W2 dot V = (2/5*10/5+(-1/5)*20/5)=0 any other answer means there is an error somewhere.
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Bruh the textbook wrote this stuff in the most incomprehensible way possible. The notation they use takes about 10x to read and understand as the way you’ve written it.
I would prefer if you explained the reason the formula 4:35 was used rather than just giving me the formula and to use it. Like the definition of that formula, what does that formula mean? Like why is it divided by the square of v?
He’s basically saying that vector u without w1 (which is the x axis of the vector) is just a vertical line aka w2 He just broke down vector u into the x(w1) and 6(w2) components is all its saying
Hi can you please post a tutorials supporting us with vector projection into a line ? And if you have two vectors how do we produce 3 time 3 orthogonal projection matrix which projects on to sub space donned by these vectors
I got an A in Calculus II but that has been over 15 years ago. I wonder if it would be ok to take Calculus III since I know what your saying about vectors and I know how to do some basic multiple integration.
i Write the decomposition v = w − q of vector v into the orthogonal components w and q, where w is the projection of v onto u and q is a vector orthogonal to the direction of u. PLEASE HOW DO YOU UNDERSTAND THIS QUESTION ABOVE AND CAN YOU PLEASE EXPLAIN TO ME
I am really confused I took this subject in my linear algebra class but I see people in the comments saying it is calculus3,is linear algebra and calculus3 the same thing?
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Professor Organic Chemistry Tutor, thank you for another excellent video/lecture on Vector Projections and Orthogonal Components in Calculus Three. Vector Projections and Orthogonal Components are also used in Engineering Electromagnetics and Engineering Physics. This is an error free video/lecture on UA-cam TV with the Organic Chemistry Tutor.
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Also a way to check would be to verify that either “W2” dot V =0. That just proves again that they are perpendicular to each other. 1st example, W2 dot V = (2/5*10/5+(-1/5)*20/5)=0 any other answer means there is an error somewhere.
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2:25 Isn't W2 supposed to be component of vector U that is orthogonal to vector V instead?
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2:24 Error? Shouldn't it be that w2 is the component of vector u that is orthogonal to vector v?
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Great video! Instead of dividing by the squared magnitude of v, you can also divide by v dot v, which is a bit quicker.
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Bruh the textbook wrote this stuff in the most incomprehensible way possible. The notation they use takes about 10x to read and understand as the way you’ve written it.
2:19 you got u and v the wrong way round. Still, great video.
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I would prefer if you explained the reason the formula 4:35 was used rather than just giving me the formula and to use it. Like the definition of that formula, what does that formula mean? Like why is it divided by the square of v?
4:17 i try to understand where this formula come from
Good explanation, loved it
2:45
Example1 (2D) 3:55/7:43(4:35), , 5:47Ans(w1)
6:12 7:05Ans(w2)
Example2 (3D) 7:15
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Using this for Engineering Mechanics Statics
Can anyone explain how he got the formula at 3:45?
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Did you say the correct definition of W2 at 2:20? The one that you mentioned does not look like orthogonal to me
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Very good,but it would be nice to see a diagram of what the finished job looks like.
Just remembering how to do this for Calc 3 final lol
Can someone please explain to me why at @02:47 - w2 is said to equal "u-w1"?
Thanks in advance!
He’s basically saying that vector u without w1 (which is the x axis of the vector) is just a vertical line aka w2
He just broke down vector u into the x(w1) and 6(w2) components is all its saying
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Hi can you please post a tutorials supporting us with vector projection into a line ? And if you have two vectors how do we produce 3 time 3 orthogonal projection matrix which projects on to sub space donned by these vectors
Thanks a lot sir
Thank you!!
Please could you do linearly dependent and linearly independent vectors
4:15 what is the origin of that formula? Anyone has the proof?
i suggest you learn really flawlessly about unit vectors
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Is this the gram schmidt orthogonalizatiob?
I got an A in Calculus II but that has been over 15 years ago. I wonder if it would be ok to take Calculus III since I know what your saying about vectors and I know how to do some basic multiple integration.
The formula for prpjector is different it should be (u×v/||u||^2 ) u
man there's so many calculus videos how do you want me to watch all of them ??
Thanks
Please do vidio on n spaces
i Write the decomposition v = w − q of vector v into the orthogonal components w and q, where
w is the projection of v onto u and q is a vector orthogonal to the direction of u. PLEASE HOW DO YOU UNDERSTAND THIS QUESTION ABOVE AND CAN YOU PLEASE EXPLAIN TO ME
But where does the formula for the projection come from?
Please anyone tell me what the program name he use it to make this video
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I am really confused I took this subject in my linear algebra class but I see people in the comments saying it is calculus3,is linear algebra and calculus3 the same thing?
i guess similar maybe
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