Finding the Vector Dot Product

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Thank you Prof. Jason for helping us see the mystery of the vector dot product.

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This video helped me to understand the meaning of dot product. Thanks.

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Great lesson I especially liked how you recapped everything at the end. With a lesson with so much content, that helped. During the proof, my first thought was this is going ro be really difficult with all those terms in it. My "aha" moment was when I remembered that many of those terms would go to zero since the unit vectors are all perpendicular.

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[@smith899]

So, as a chemical engineer, I can easily do the math, but could to give a real life example if why we would multiply vectors? I totally understand the real life meaning of adding or subtracting vectors, but not multiplying them. Thanks! (ChEs do not use vectors, so I am limited to what I learned in college 30+ years ago. 😂)

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He gave the example that force times distance is an example of a “dot product”

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