Elements of Vector Algebra
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The above remarks complete the meaning of nA, where A is a vector and n any real scalar, positive, nil or negative.
The concept of such a product of a vector by any scalar n does not contain, in fact, anything besides the previous concept of vector sum or difference. It is derived from their special case, viz.
relating to collinear vectors.
To say it once more, nA is simply the vector A stretched in the ratio \n\ : I and, if n
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The above remarks complete the meaning of nA, where A is a vector and n any real scalar, positive, nil or negative.
The concept of such a product of a vector by any scalar n does not contain, in fact, anything besides the previous concept of vector sum or difference. It is derived from their special case, viz.
relating to collinear vectors.
To say it once more, nA is simply the vector A stretched in the ratio \n\ : I and, if n
What to read after Elements of Vector Algebra?
Yo...u can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ludwik Silberstein to read onlineMoreLess
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