Homework Statement
Draw out the electron dot diagram for isopropyl alcohol.
Homework Equations
C3H7OH
The Attempt at a Solution
Carbon = 4 valence electrons, multiplied by 3 carbons gives us 12 valence electrons for carbon.
Hydrogen = 1 valence electrons, multiplied by 8 hyrdogens = 8...
Use two methods to determine a unit vector perpendicular to both (2,1,-3) and (-1, 7, 4)
Using Cross Product:
Let v be a perpendicular vector to the given vectors
v = a*b
= (2,1,-3)(-1,7,4)
=((1)(4)-(7)(-3), (-3)(-1)-(4)(2), (2)(7)-(-1)(1))
=(4+21, 3-8, 14+1)
=(25, -5, 15)
= (5, -1...
I need to show:
(\mathbf{\sigma} \cdot \mathbf{a})(\mathbf{\sigma} \cdot \mathbf{b})=\mathbf{a} \cdot \mathbf{b} I + i \mathbf{\sigma} \cdot (\mathbf{a} \times \mathbf{b})
where a and b are arbitrary vectors, sigma is the pauli spin operator.
I was just wondering what the dot product...
An inertial reference frame 2 is moving along the x-axis with constant velocity v with respect to inertial reference frame 1.
......->-> ->->
How can i prove the E.H = E'.H' ?? (dot product)
using the 4 dimensional (Ax,Ay,Az,phi)
where E = -1/c dA/dt - gradiant(phi)
and H = curl(A)
Where E is...
I was wondering if anyone could give me information the base of cross product all the problems I have been reading about so far have been in real depth I need to understand the basics first the problems given here are the beginning, if anyone can give me any help please do so, and thank you in...
While taking linear algebra I never really understood where the dot and cross product came from. It seemed that they were just randomly defined. I know that the dot product is an inner product but why is it defined as:
\vec v \cdot \vec u = v_1 u_2 + v_2 u_2 ? why not
\vec v \cdot \vec u =...
Homework Statement
Needan optical sensor to detect a dot sequence on widgets passing 50cm away from the sensor. Want each dot to exactly cover the sensor. If the dots are 10mm in diameter and the sensor is 40mm in diameter, what is the position and focal length of the lens to do the...
Hi I'm new here and I'm having trouble with this algebra question please help. Sorry if my latex is ugly I'm new to it. I get stuck at the bottom line and I'm not sure how to go further with the question to solve for K
#7 - Angle between 2 vectors is \alpha where cos\alpha = \frac{3}{7}. a =...
Ok, this one has really got me...
Suppose that u \centerdot (vXw) = 2.
Find
(a) (uXv) \centerdot w
(b) u\centerdot(wXv)
(c) v\centerdot(uXw)
(d) (uXv)\centerdotv
Once I understand the what to do with the information given, I am sure the rest of the problems will fall into place...
I have to present shortly five applications of vector dot product in physics, for example: W=F*s. I am not quite clear about vectors, so could someone advise me.
I'm trying to solve this problem with different approaches. Link is here
http://img138.imageshack.us/img138/2268/problem1eb1.th.png
the answer is 0i + 0.0927j + 0.0232 k lb* Means DOT
Method one: Find the force in scalar components. Then Take the cross product of two position vectors to get...
The question with all the info is:
A force F = (6x i + 5y j) N acts on an object as it moves in the x direction from the origin to x = 5.04 m. Find the work (work = integral of F (dot product) dx done on the object by the force.
I am confused as to what dx would be in this equation, and how...
Hello.
To find the work of a force, I have to perform a dot product between the force and a infinitesimal displacement. If they are in cylindrical coordinates, I can't manage to make the dot product.
Please, could you help me?
Thank you.
Hello, my problem is as follows:
Given that A and B are known vectors, and
A \cdot C=u is a known quantity, and A \times C=B
Express C in terms of A,B, u, and the magnitude of A
So far what i have done was use the definition of the dot product as AC cos \theta=u, and cross product as AC...
As Gokul43281 correctly pointed out to me, the dot product of two vectors is a scalar.
I looked up this page to read about this.
Thing is, I think conceptually. I could simply accept that this is so, but I don't "see" why it so. As my screen name implies, I must know why something is so...
I'm doing a series of questions right now that is basically dealing with the dot and cross products of the basis vectors for cartesian, cylindrical, and spherical coordinate systems.
I am stuck on \hat R \cdot \hat r right now.
I'll try to explain my work, and the problem I am running into...
-Use the dot product to prove that the quadrilateral with vertices A(-4,1) B(4,5) C(7,-1) and D(-1,-5) is a rectangle.
I tried find AB dot BC = 0, but I'm not getting 0. So I'm stumped. Can someone help me out? =/
I have come across something that seems a little strange to me. The derivative of a dot product is something similar to the product rule. I am having difficulties grasping this. Isn't the dot product of two vectors a scalar? And then I always thought of a scalar as a real number and the...
izit possible if i take nanoporous alumina or nanoporous silicon into the cvd.
use the gallium powder n flow the ammonia gas...
can it make a gaN quantum dot?
any idea to fabricate quantum dot without mbe?
i think there sure has a simple and cheap way to make it...
any idea?
tanx
I registered the website http://www.CliffordAlgebra.com .
My purpose is to have a website that gives a decent education in the practical uses of Clifford Algebra, as I am interested in their applications to physics.
Is there any desire over here for a more mathematical introduction to the...
Why do we talk about " quantum dot excitons" ? For me, excitons and quantum dots are two distincts objects
For me, excitons (at least in a bulk) are a bound state of an electron and a hole, bound by the attractive coulomb potential, and their binding energy and wavefunctions are the one of a...
I got another problem with my Chemistry Homework.
I need to put the Electron Dot Structure for the following.
1) Lead Oxide
2) Potassium Sulphide
3) Sodium Nitride
4) Silver Oxide
5) Copper Chloride
6) Calcium Chloride
Hope somone can help
I'm going nuts here and I can't figure this out. I have two complex vectors:
A=(1+i)x + (1)y +(i)z
B=(4-i)x +(0)y + (2-2i)z
If I do the dot product of these on my calculator I get 1 + 7i, however when I do this by hand I keep getting 7 +5i. What am I doing wrong? When figuring this out by...
hi, I'm currently doing a mechanics module at Uni. The thing is, I'm not very sure about rules regarding the vector cross product and dot product.
For example, it says in my notes for angular momentum:
"Introducing polar coordinates
\mathbf{r} = r(cos \Phi \mathbf{i} + sin \Phi...
Give each group a shape name based on geometry. This one does not have to be "correct," but I want you to remember what the molecules look like for application later in the unit.
H2O
NH3
CH4
H2S
CCl2F2
I've drawn both a Lewis dot drawing and a stereo projection for each but I still...
A force in the xy plane is given by: F= - (b/r3) (x i^ + y j^) where b is a positive constant and r= sqrt(x2 + y2)
a) Show that the maginitude of the force varies as the inverse of the square of the distance to the origin and that its direction is antiparallel (opposite) to the radius vector...
Can someone help me with the following question. I've been having trouble with problems of this kind for a while now.
Q. If the path u(t) (u is a vector) is differentiable at least three times, simplify:
\frac{d}{{dt}}\left[ {\left( {u' \times u''} \right) \bullet \left( {u' - u}...
Hello everyone! I'm confused on what I'm suppose to do here, I think i might got it though but i need to make sure...
Here is the problem and my work:
http://show.imagehosting.us/show/764032/0/nouser_764/T0_-1_764032.jpg
he let r(t) = f(t) i + g(t) j + h(t) k. So if i multiply this by...
hello everyone, i understand the dot product and its properties but i don't get what they want! They say...
The dot product of two vectors are perpendicular if a.b = 0.
Then any vector in R^3 perpendicular to
-5
-6
-3
note: that is a matrix above.
can be written in the form...
I am doing a assingment for my classical mechanics class that requires the proof of:
The dot product of |A dot B| <= (less than or equeal to) |A| |B| .
I did the algebraic proof fine but we are required to do a geometic proof as well. This leaves me with the question what is the geometic...
Why doesn't HOOH dipole dipole forces?
I read that if a molecule has an Oxygen atom, it's likely to have dipole forces. This one only has Dispersion forces.
Also, why does the Lewis structure of this molecule NOT look like this:
Hello everyone. I'm trying to show ab = ba. //communative property of dot product
This is what I have, is it enough to show this?
ab = (ax, ay, az) \dot (bx, by, bz) = axbx + ayby + azbz;
a\dotb = (axi + ayj) (bxi + byj); //note: i and j are unit vectors
= axbx(i)(i) + ayby(j)(j) +...
I'm a peer leader for a general physics lab and someone asked me to explain what the Dot Product meant conceptually.
I told him it was the projection of A onto B multiplied by the magnitude of B.
He looked even more confused after that; my questions are:
a) Did I explain it correctly...
Hello everyone, does anyone know the proof of the dot products communative property (a)(b) = (b)(a) or any websites that show the dot products communative property? or other properties? Thanks! The book only shows the distributed property.
I am trying to do the following vector integral. When the force and the initial motion are along the same line it is easy but when they are not I can't do the integration. Hints would be appreciated.
\vec F = \frac {d} {dt} \vec p where \vec F = (0, F_{y},0) and \vec {p} can be...
Well, I've been attempting to learn dot products of vectors and in doing so have come upon some questions.
NOTE:
a, b, and c are to be regarded as vectors
Please regard '*' as the dot for multiplication, too.
Question 1:
a * b * c
When I see this, I am unaware how to approach it...
why does the red dot on Jupiter i think its like a storm or something or a hurricane but does anybody know why it does not stop? and the cause of it ?
thak u
craig
i need help with the following:
note that the big dots represents the dot product
1. suppose that a \bullet b = c \bullet b for all vectors \overrightarrow{b} . show that \overrightarrow{a} = \overrightarrow{c} .
i suppose i can't simply divide out the b, right? anyway, i tried...
I have some questions from my geometry and discrete class..
#1 Given a and b unit vectors,
a) if the angle between them in 60 degrees, calculate (6a+b)●(a-2b)
b) if |a+b|= root(3), determine (2a-5b)●(b+3a)
#2 The vectors a=3i-4i-k and b=2i +3j-6k are the daignols of a parallelogram...
I'm asked to draw 5 possible lewis dot structures for this ion. But I can only think of one. which I 've attached here. I'm supposed to draw them and determine which is the most favorable. I know I can do that by calculating hte formal charges, but first I need to draw these structures. Any...
Hello,
Damn Griffiths 3-star problems... The setup for the potential is a 2D cross basically, so there's a column of zero potential 2a wide (straddling the y-axis) going to +/- infinity, and there's the same thing on the x-axis, so they cross over the origin. Everywhere else the...