calculating the norm of a vector

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The vector calculator allows the calculation of the norm of a vector online.
vector_norm(`[1;1]`), returns `sqrt(2)`

Calculating the norm of a vector

The vector calculator allows the calculation of the norm of a vector online.


The vector calculator allows to determine the norm of a vector from the coordinates. Calculations are made in exact form , they may involve numbers but also letters . The norm of a vector is also called the length of a vector.

  1. Calculate the norm of a vector in the plane
  2. Let (O,`vec(i)`,`vec(j)`) an orthonormal frame of the plan, the vector `vec(u)` has coordinates (x,y) in the basis (`vec(i)`,`vec(j)`), the norm of `vec(u)` is equal to `sqrt(x^2+y^2)`

    The vector calculator is able to calculate the norm of a vector knows its coordinates which are numeric or symbolic.

    Let `vec(u)`(1;1) to calculate the norm of vector `vec(u)`, enter vector_norm(`[1;1]`) , after calculating the norm is returned , it is equal `sqrt(2)`.

    Let `vec(u)`(a;2) to calculate the norm of vector `vec(u)`, type vector_norm(`[a;2]`) , after calculating, the result `sqrt(a^2+4)` is returned.

  3. Calculating the norm of a vector in space
  4. Let (O,`vec(i)`,`vec(j)`,`vec(k)`) an orthonormal frame of the space, the vector `vec(u)` has coordinates (x,y,z) in the basis (`vec(i)`,`vec(j)`,`vec(k)`), the norm of `vec(u)` is equal to `sqrt(x^2+y^2+z^2)`.

    The vector calculator allows to calculate the norm of a vector knows its coordinates which are numeric or litteral.

    Let `vec(u)`(1;1;1) to calculate the norm of vector `vec(u)`, enter vector_norm(`[1;1;1]`) , after calculating the norm is returned , it is equal `sqrt(3)`.

    Let `vec(u)`(a;2;1) to calculate the norm of vector `vec(u)`, enter vector_norm(`[a;2;1]`) , after calculating the result `sqrt(5+a^2)` is returned.

  5. Calculating the norm of a vector in a space of any dimension
  6. The vector calculator is used according to the same principle for calculating the norm of a vector in a space of any dimension.

Syntax :

vector_norm(vector)


Examples :

vector_norm(`[1;1]`), returns `sqrt(2)`

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