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2. Find projection(A,B)
`A=(3,4)`,`B=(4,3)`,`C=(3,4)`


Solution:
Here `vec A=(3,4),vec B=(4,3),vec C=(3,4)`


`proj_(vec B)vec A=(vec A * vec B)/|vec B|^2 * vec B`

1. Calculate dot product
`vec A * vec B`

`=A_1*B_1 + A_2*B_2`

`=3*4 + 4*3`

`=12 + 12`

`=24`

2. Calculate magnitude
`|vec B|`

`=sqrt(B_1^2 + B_2^2)`

`=sqrt(4^2 + 3^2)`

`=sqrt(16 + 9)`

`=sqrt(25)`

`=5`


`:.|vec B|^2=25`

The Vector projection is given by
`proj_(vec B)vec A=(vec A * vec B)/|vec B|^2 * vec B`

`=(24)/(25) * vec B`

`=(24)/(25) * (4,3)`

`=(3.84,2.88)`

The scalar projection is given by
`proj_(vec B)vec A=(vec A * vec B)/|vec B|`

Now, `(vec A * vec B)/(|vec B|)`

`=4.8`


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