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mariarad [96]
3 years ago
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Show that the vector (orthogonal b onto a) = (b - (projection of b onto a)) is orthogonal to a. It is called an orthogonal proje

ction of b.
Physics
1 answer:
dimulka [17.4K]3 years ago
4 0
<span>Let & be the angle between B und A. We have to show that B - |B|cos & A/|A| is normal to A. Using the dot product we must have (B - |B|cos & A/|A| )·A =0. Since the dot product is distributive with respect to addition, we can write it as: B·A - |B|cos & A/|A|·A = |B| |A|cos & - (|B|cos & A/|A|)|A|^2 = 0, since (|B|cos & A/|A|)|A|^2 = |B| |A|cos &.

hope this helps</span>
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