Finding The Angle Between Two Vectors - Calculus 3

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This calculus 3 video tutorial explains how to find the angle between two vectors in a 2D system and in a 3D system.

3D Distance Formula:

Equation of a 3D Sphere:

Calculus 3 - Intro to Vectors:

Calculus 3 - The Dot Product:

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Angle Between Two Vectors:

Parallel & Orthogonal Vectors:

Direction Cosines and Vectors:

Calculus 3 - Vector Projections:

Cross Product of 2 Vectors:

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Area - Vector Cross Product:

Triple Scalar Product:

Vector Equations of Lines:

The Equation of a Plane:

Planar Equation - 3 Points:

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Final Exams and Video Playlists:

Full-Length Videos and Worksheets:

Vectors - Free Formula Sheet:
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You, my good sir, are why I have passed my calculus classes. Thank you!

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Thank you this video helped me solve a physics problem I was stuck on.

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Please keep these videos up! Currently in Cal 3 and i’m getting a review from you after learning in class :)

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Needed this for my physics 1 midterm model today, had no idea this was a calc 3 concept (currently taking calc 2). Thanks!

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this was so easy to understand tysm mate

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You are way better than my maths instructor! Thank you so much!

netflex_
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For the first problem, can you do vector addition, then take the inverse tangent on the X, Y components and get the same answer?

mejia
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Dude my textbook doesn’t even have any formulas in raw form. Only examples. Then this guy gives me the exact one I need within 30 seconds.

jonahstrunz
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Sometimes this formula does not spit out the desired angle, but the vertically opposite angle. I wonder if there’s a way to know upfront which is the one I will obtain(Acute or obtuse)? Thanks

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ur srsly amazing I need to learn this entire thing by tomorrow

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Thank you!!:D
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Good stuff! Explained clearly and easily

dorondavid
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3D part of this was extremely helpful.

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Awesome video, easy to follow but still very informative :)

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Should update your name to the quarantine king because you're going to get me through Calc 3 this semester.

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