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What is the angle between the vectors i + j and j?
A45 degrees
B30 degrees
C60 degrees
D90 degrees
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. 45 degrees
cos(theta) = 1/(sqrt2 x 1), so the angle is 45 degrees.
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