Chapter 3: Q79P (page 61)
In Fig. 3-38 , the magnitude of , the magnitude of , and . Find the area of the triangle contained between the two vectors and the thin diagonal line.
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Area of a triangle is8.4
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Chapter 3: Q79P (page 61)
In Fig. 3-38 , the magnitude of , the magnitude of , and . Find the area of the triangle contained between the two vectors and the thin diagonal line.
Area of a triangle is8.4
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