Lecture

Vector Geometry: Basics and Applications

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This lecture covers the fundamentals of vector geometry, including scalar and cross products, unit vectors, and vector addition. It also delves into historical perspectives on vectors, such as Galileo's experiments and Descartes' contributions. The instructor explains the properties of vectors, scalar products, and the triangular inequality, providing analytical expressions and practical applications.

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