Vector Projection

This video explains how to determine the projection of one vector onto another vector.

[melmartin]

You are the Thank you so much!!! You answered all my questions that I couldn’t get from good for nothing tutors or professors.
I just needed a straight answer and they beat around the bush so much that it became annoying. But you’re my hero! Thank you again!

[belzeri]

Thank you so much man. Finally an easy to understand explanation

[actionjessie]

Thank you! This way is very helpful should do well on my tests now

[spartacusguy]

@bullcleo1 awesome job! very clear explanation. I've been looking for a video like this for a while.

[jayt]

Love motivational quotes at the end of each video.

[volcanus]

this is a great explanation of the concept, thanks a lot!

[exile]

the hardest part about his stuff is the new vocabulary

[ehabko]

that what i was searching for, , thanks bro

[fadoobaba]

component of v orthogonal to u will be w2=v-w1?

[dougwarner]

I really don't understand why almost all video explaining vector projections use the light producing a shadow analogy.  Using the perpendicular reference line to explain it makes more sense and is easier to grasp for me.  I assume this explanation is directed at people who don't know what the word perpendicular means.  But, that really isn't a big deal because this is a great video on a somewhat confusing subject.

[AmadYT]

4:36 that step was poorly explaiend i undrstod nothing