Representing vectors
You can represent vectors in 3 ways:
`a` | or | `vec (AB)` | or | `((3),(4))` |
Lower case letter | Capitals with an arrow above | Column |
As follows
Further examples
Example 1
This triangle is made up of three vectors:
`a`, `b` and `c`
Example 2
This triangle is made up of three vectors:
`vec (AB)`, `vec (BC)` and `vec (CA)`
Example 3
This triangle is made up of three vectors:
`((2),(3))` and `((2),(-3))` and `((-3),(0))`
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