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How to multiply two vectors??
Multiplication element by element:
*Vanuxem Grégory replies:*
\begin{axiom}
a:= vector [1,2,3,5,6]
map(*,a,a)
\end{axiom}
otherwise use Matrix:
\begin{axiom}
a:= matrix [[1,2,3,4,5,6]]
a * transpose a
\end{axiom}
Tim Daly replies:
make three vectors
\begin{axiom}
)clear all
u : VECTOR INT := new(5,12)
v : VECTOR INT := vector([1,2,3])
w : VECTOR INT := vector([2,3,4])
\end{axiom}
multiply them
\begin{axiom}
cross(v,w)
\end{axiom}
dot product
\begin{axiom}
dot(v,w)
\end{axiom}
ask for the length
\begin{axiom}
#(v)
\end{axiom}
access an element
\begin{axiom}
v.2
\end{axiom}
set an element
\begin{axiom}
v.3 := 99
\end{axiom}
show the vector
\begin{axiom}
v
\end{axiom}
multiply by a constant
on either side
\begin{axiom}
5 * v
v * 7
\end{axiom}
add them
\begin{axiom}
v + w
\end{axiom}
substract them
\begin{axiom}
v - w
\end{axiom}
display all possible functions
\begin{axiom}
)show Vector(Integer)
\end{axiom}
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