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Rotations of Vectors Via Geometric Algebra

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Rotations of Vectors Via Geometric Algebra
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Publisher: viXra
Number of pages: 76

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This document begins with a review of the geometry of angles and circles, then treats rotations in plane geometry before showing how to formulate problems in GA terms, then solve the resulting equations. The six problems treated in the document, most of which are solved in more than one way, include the special cases that Viete used to solve the general Problem of Apollonius.

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