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How much do we agree?
For unit vectors, u · v = cos θ. Turn the angle to see their alignment change.
Give a vector a nudge. Bend a coordinate system.
See what happens when the numbers move.
R. Feynman
A. EinsteinA FEW FAMILIAR FACES. A CLOSER LOOK ↗For unit vectors, u · v = cos θ. Turn the angle to see their alignment change.
The unit square now covers 1.00 square units. Its orientation is preserved.
Lengths stay the same. So do angles.
Five minds. Five worlds. Step inside a sketch and scroll through its ideas.
Space, time & relativity
Particles, paths & possibility
Ethics, learning & reflection
Flight, flow & motion
A study of the atomic age