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Law of sines Law of cosines Page 326, Textbook section 6.1

Page 347, Textbook section 6.3 Heron’s formula

Algebraic properties of vectors Page 365, Textbook section 6.5 Algebraic properties of vectors

Properties of the dot product Page 372, Textbook section 6.6 The dot product Page 372, Textbook section 6.6 Properties of the dot product

Angle between two vectors Page 373, Textbook section 6.6 Angle between two vectors Page 375, Textbook section 6.6 Test for orthogonal vectors

The scalar component of u on v Page 376, Textbook section 6.6 Projection of u onto v Page 376, Textbook section 6.6 The scalar component of u on v