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What two things define a vector?

Magnitude and direction

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What is a pixel?

The smallest unit of a digital image

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What three fields form robotics?

Mechanics, mathematics, and computer science

100

What does the dot product give as a result?

A number (scalar)

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In robotics, what can a robot’s movement be represented as?

A vector (x, y, z)

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How can an image be represented mathematically?

As a matrix of numbers

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What helps robots “move”?

Vectors, dot product, and cross product

200

Which operation helps measure similarity between two vectors?

Dot product

200

Why do robots need the cross product?

To describe rotation and direction in 3D space

300

 What is the main difference between a vector and a scalar?

A vector has direction, a scalar doesn’t

300

How many matrices represent an RGB color image?

Three (red, green, blue)

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What helps robots “see”?

Matrices and computer vision

300

Which operation helps measure rotation direction?

Cross product

300

To describe rotation and direction in 3D space

The axis of rotation

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What does the cross product give as a result?

A new vector

400

What do robots use matrices for in image processing?

To blur, sharpen, or detect edges

400

What is the role of mathematics in robotics?

It controls motion, vision, and analysis

400

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What operation is used in the formula — multiplication or subtraction?

Both — multiply diagonally, then subtract

500

What happens to the cross product if the two vectors are parallel?

It equals zero

500

What is a “filter” in image processing?

A small matrix that slides over an image to detect or enhance features

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Complete the phrase: “Mathematics is the ______ of robotics.”

Brain

500

In which science is the cross product used to find torque?

Physics

500

How is the cross product different from the dot product?

It gives a vector, not a number