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Vector-valued functions map real numbers to vectors, representing curves and motions in multidimensional space. Essential in calculus, physics, and engineering, they describe trajectories, forces, and fields. By extending scalar functions, vector-valued functions enable the analysis of complex, dynamic systems through differentiation and integration, facilitating the study of velocity, acceleration, and other vector quantities in various […]
Orthogonal vectors are vectors that meet at a right angle, meaning they are perpendicular to each other. In the context of vectors, “orthogonal” is essentially a sophisticated way of saying “perpendicular”.
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