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Magnitude of a 3-D Vector

Magnitude of a 3-D Vector. v =[x,y,z]. x. z. y. This seems to be a logical extension of two dimensional vectors. To explain the formula we will break the diagram down into two right triangles. The first one will have x and y as the sides. v =[x,y,z]. x. z. y. Magnitude Formula. w.

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Magnitude of a 3-D Vector

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  1. Magnitude of a 3-D Vector v=[x,y,z] x z y This seems to be a logical extension of two dimensional vectors. To explain the formula we will break the diagram down into two right triangles. The first one will have x and y as the sides.

  2. v=[x,y,z] x z y Magnitude Formula w

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