Find the angle θ between the vectors in radians and in degrees. u = cos π...

Find the angle θ between the vectors in radians and in degrees.

u = cos

π

3

i + sin

π

3

j, v = cos

3π

4

i + sin

3π

4

j

(a) radians

(b) degrees

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The above problem is solved by basic concept of vector product as follows.

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Find the angle θ between the vectors in radians and in degrees. u = cos π...

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