Example 1
Vector 1 X Component: 1; Vector 1 Y Component: 2; Vector 1 Z Component: 3; Vector 2 X Component: 4; Vector 2 Y Component: 5; Vector 2 Z Component: 6
Dot Product: 32
Calculates the dot product (scalar product) of two vectors. The dot product of two vectors is a single number that represents the cosine of the angle between them, scaled by the product of their magnitudes.
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Enter Vector 1 X Component, Vector 1 Y Component, Vector 1 Z Component, Vector 2 X Component, Vector 2 Y Component, and Vector 2 Z Component in the units shown.
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Vector 1 X Component: 1; Vector 1 Y Component: 2; Vector 1 Z Component: 3; Vector 2 X Component: 4; Vector 2 Y Component: 5; Vector 2 Z Component: 6
Dot Product: 32
Vector 1 X Component: 0; Vector 1 Y Component: 0; Vector 1 Z Component: 1; Vector 2 X Component: 0; Vector 2 Y Component: 0; Vector 2 Z Component: 1
Dot Product: 1
Vector 1 X Component: 1; Vector 1 Y Component: 0; Vector 1 Z Component: 0; Vector 2 X Component: 0; Vector 2 Y Component: 1; Vector 2 Z Component: 0
Dot Product: 0
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