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Deternant n tensor notaton (, M, det( M ε k k PH6_L 5

Cross product n tensor notaton c a b c ( a b ε a b k k PH6_L 6

PH6_L 7 Exape Intersecton of two nes L: x+ y+ 0, M: x+ y+ 0 Intersecton: Tensor: Resut:, y x k k M L P E p p p 7

PH6_L 8 Transaton Cassc Tensor notaton T s a transforaton fro the syste to Hoogenous coordnates y x t y y t x x + + 0 0 0 0 y x ty tx y x,,, wth P T P 8

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Scaar Trpe Product x y z C.(.( C.( C x y z Cx Cy C z Can we take these vectors n any other sequence? PH6_L 0

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