V a = 2√6 : 30 61 Ddemin = ab and 4lb, Where {e,e] is orthonormal basis in Rt
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The first thing we need to do is to write the vector V in terms of the basis {e1, e2}. We can do this by taking the dot product of V with each basis vector: V.e1 = (2& + ez) . e1 = 2&.e1 + ez.e1 = 2&.ab + 0 = 2a V.e2 = (2& + ez) . e2 = 2&.e2 + ez.e2 = 0 + 6 = Show more…
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