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Question

Find a unit vector that has:

(a) The same direction as a\textbf{a}; and

(b) A direction opposite to that of a\textbf{a}.

a=<1,2,2>\textbf{a}=\left<1,2,2\right>

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(a) The unit vector that has the same direction as a\bold{a} is given by

u=aa(1)\bold{u}=\dfrac{\bold{a}}{|\bold{a}|}\tag{1}

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