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Page 1: VECTORSVECTORS Describing paths. VECTOR: line segment with… i. Direction(an angle) ii. Magnitude||v|| = length of vector (distance)

VECTORSVECTORSVECTORSVECTORS

Describing pathsDescribing paths

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VECTOR: line segment with…

i. Direction (an angle)

ii. Magnitude ||v|| = length of vector (distance)

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EX: AB

Point A is the origin or initial pointPoint B is the endpoint or terminal point

A

B

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A

B

Basic terminology and notation:

v

Let v = A B

ZERO VECTOR: ||v|| = 0

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EQUAL VECTORS: Same magnitude & direction

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Also Equal

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NOT EQUAL

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NOT EQUAL

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VECTOR SUM:

XY + YZ = XZ

X

Y

Z

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Opposite vectors:

v - w

v

w

-w

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Notation v = < 3, 4 > 3 right, 4 up from initial point

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w = < ?, ? >V = < ?, ? >

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EX 1: Graph 2v -3w

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a

b|| V || = ?

22 ba || v || =

Magnitude or length

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APPLICATION PROBLEMS

• Write a vectors representing the situation and draw the resulting trip.

• A small motorboat in still water maintains a speed of 10 mph. When the boat heads directly across a river it is perpendicular to the 4mph current. At what speed will the boat actually be travelling?

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The Resultant Velocity is the sum of the two

Velocities

current

boat

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VECTOR ANGLE

EXAMPLE:

Sketch a vector 60 degrees North of East

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THE DOT (scalar) PRODUCT

v · w = a1 a2 + b1 b2

v = <a1, b1> w = <a2 , b2>

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EXAMPLES:

FIND:

v · w w · v

v · v

w · w

v = <2 , 3 > w = <5 ,3>