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Chapter 10: Q 1 (page 847)

Fill in the blanks:

Given any nonzero vector v, the vector ________ is a unit vector in the direction of v

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1vv

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Given infromation

Given a vectorv

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The unit vector which is in the direction of non zero vectorvis1||v||v

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