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why a vector can't be divided by another vector !
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in general , a vector space only supports addition and scaler multiplication .so a vector cannot be divided by another vector . That being said their other algebraic structures in which division makes sense . To divide you first need to multiply so your vector space would also have to been an algebra .
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in general , a vector space only supports addition and scaler multiplication .so a vector cannot be divided by another vector . That being said their other algebraic structures in which division makes sense . To divide you first need to multiply so your vector space would also have to been an algebra .
hope this may be helpfull to you.
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Explanation:
Vectors have both magnitude and direction. A vector can not be divided by another because one direaction can not be divided by another direction. Only magnitide can be divided not direction. Think practically - "can u divide directions "
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