Physics, asked by ghullamnabiqk, 6 hours ago

why vectors don't have division

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Answered by rambaran959

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With vectors, you don't have such a "unit". There is no vector →1 such that the cross product of →1 with any other vector →x is →x, that is, →1×→x=→x. So that is way we don't really have a division of vectors that "works" just like division of real numbers do.

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