Calculus 3: Vector Calculus in 3-D (15 of 35) Find the Component Othogonal to Vector B

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In this video I will find the component of A orthogonal=? given A=2i-j+3k and B=4i-j+2k.
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Great Michel

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A perpendicular is equal to (2i-j+3k)*sin theta am I right or wrong?