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The convention for the angle theta between two vectors restricts it to which range?
A0 to pi
Bpi to 2pi
C0 to 2pi
D-pi to 0
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. 0 to pi
Cosine is even, so two angles exist, and the convention picks the non-reflex one between 0 and pi.
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