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This document discusses the dot product and has 6 objectives: 1) define the dot product, 2) give the formula for the dot product, 3) explain how the dot product relates force and work, 4) provide an example calculating work using the dot product, 5) state the properties of the dot product, and 6) provide an example problem calculating work done by a force making an angle with the ground over a distance.
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Sulpcegu5e ppt 9_5
- 1. Section 9.5 The Dot Product
- 2. OBJECTIVE 1
- 6. OBJECTIVE 2
- 11. OBJECTIVE 3
- 13. OBJECTIVE 4
- 16. OBJECTIVE 5
- 20. OBJECTIVE 6
- 22. The figure shows a girl pulling a wagon with a force of 40 pounds. How much work is done in moving the wagon 200 feet if the handle makes an angle of 30 ° with the ground?