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Orthogonal Vectors in R^n | Linear Algebra
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We introduce orthogonal vectors in the vector space R^n. We define two nonzero vectors in R^n to be orthogonal (or perpendicular) if the dot product of u and v is zero. We'll also do some examples showing two vectors are orthogonal by evaluating the dot product. #linearalgebra
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