How to Find the Projection of u Onto v and the Vector Component of u Orthogonal to v (2 dimensions)

How to Find the Projection of u Onto v and the Vector Component of u Orthogonal to v (2 dimensions)

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[merkins]

you just nailed in 5 minutes what my lecturer almost but couldn't quite in 2 lectures- thank you very much!

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Beyond thankful for this 🙏 and thanks for showing what the problem actually means

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[kenhashi]

Great explanation of vector projection and its orthogonal vectors

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thank you sm, this really helps a lot !!!

[artemisedison]

This was a very helpful video! One question though, wouldn't ||v||^2 just be 26, not sqrt26? Because the ^2 removes that sqrt. Thanks!

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In seriousness though, this is important when starting Linear Algebra.
It can seem confusing because of all the notation, but the computation tends to be easier.
I recommend making flashcards, or just really understanding the formulas/definitions you're given.
They start to cascade, so if you get behind, it becomes a fountain of misfortune.