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A2-23: VECTOR PRODUCT
Additional Info
- ID Code: A2-23
- Purpose: Illustrate the product of two vectors
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Description:
The directions of the two vectors A and B, along with their vector product AxB can be illustrated using the model. The cross product can be adjusted in length, but not reduced to zero; its minimum length is shown in the photograph above.
This is particularly valuable for understanding concepts such as torque or the Lorentz force.
- Availability: Available
- References: REFERENCES: (PIRA 1A40.75)
- Loc codes: A2
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A2 Mathematics
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