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Chapter 10: Q 26 (page 849)

Find the value ofv,v=0,-3,2

Short Answer

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The required value of norm is11.

Step by step solution

01

Given information

A vector v=0,-3,2

02

Find the norm

The norm of given vector is:

v=02+(-3)2+22

Simplify:

v=11

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