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How do I calculate the distance between two vectors?

Suppose we have two vectors U(a1,b1) and V(a2,b2). Hence, the distance between U and V will be given by the formula: d=sqrt((a1-b1)+ (a2-b2)2)

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Answered by Rares T. Maths tutor
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What is a reflex?

An unconsious action in response to a stimulus. These are very quick movements and have evolved to allow basic protection. For example, when you touch something hot, you automatically remove your hand bef...

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Answered by Siobhan C. Biology tutor
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What is a synapse?

A synapse is the area between two nerve cells, allowing electrical impulses to be passed between them. In order to cross the gap from one neuron to another, the impulse gets converted to neurotransmitter ...

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What are the main causes of unemployment in the UK? CCEA 2013 Summer paper 2

The definition of unemployment that is used by the UN  is the ILO definition, this covers those that are out of work, want a job, have actively sought work in the previous four weeks and are available to ...

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Answered by Cameron T. Economics tutor
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What is the best method for revising case studies for an exam?

The use of case studies is often essential in geography exams as they help create structure in a long answer question and also display your knowledge of specific examples in reference to any facts you may...

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Answered by Poppy B. Geography tutor
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