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Vectors
Lesson 4.3
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What is a Vector?
A quantity that has both Size Direction
Examples Wind Boat or aircraft travel Forces in physics
Geometrically A directed line segment
Initial point
Terminal point
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Vector Notation
Given by Angle brackets <a, b> a vector with
Initial point at (0,0) Terminal point at (a, b)
Ordered pair (a, b) As above, initial point at origin, terminal
point at the specified ordered pair
(a, b)
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Vector Notation
An arrow over a letter or a letter in
bold face V An arrow over two letters
The initial and terminal points or both letters in bold face AB
The magnitude (length) of a vector is notated with double vertical lines
V22222222222222
V
A
B
AB22222222222222
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Equivalent Vectors
Have both same direction and same magnitude
Given points The components of a vector
Ordered pair of terminal point with initial point at (0,0)
(a, b)
, ,t t t i i iP x y P x y
,t i t ix x y y
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Find the Vector
Given P1 (0, -3) and P2 (1, 5) Show vector representation in <x, y>
format for <1 – 0, 5 – (-3)> = <1,8>
Try these P1(4,2) and P2 (-3, -3)
P4(3, -2) and P2(3, 0)
1 2PP22222222222222
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Fundamental Vector Operations
Given vectors V = <a, b>, W = <c, d>
Magnitude
Addition V + W = <a + c, b + d>
Scalar multiplication – changes the magnitude, not the direction 3V = <3a, 3b>
2 2V a b
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Vector Addition
Sum of two vectors is the single equivalent vector which has same effect as application of the two vectors
A B
A + B Note that the sum of
two vectors is the diagonal of the
resulting parallelogram
Note that the sum of two vectors is the
diagonal of the resulting parallelogram
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Vector Subtraction
The difference of two vectors is the result of adding a negative vector A – B = A + (-B)
A B
-B
A - B
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Vector Addition / Subtraction
Add vectors by adding respective components <3, 4> + <6, -5> = ? <2.4, - 7> - <2, 6.8> = ?
Try these visually, draw the results
A + C B – A C + 2B
A
B
C
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Magnitude of a Vector
Magnitude found using Pythagorean theorem or distance formula Given A = <4, -7>
Find the magnitude of these: P1(4,2) and P2 (-3, -3)
P4(3, -2) and P2(3, 0)
2 24 ( 7)A
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Unit Vectors
Definition: A vector whose magnitude is 1
Typically we use the horizontal and vertical unit vectors i and j i = <1, 0> j = <0, 1> Then use the vector components to
express the vector as a sum V = <3,5> = 3i + 5j
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Unit Vectors
Use unit vectors to add vectors <4, -2> + <6, 9>
4i – 2j + 6i + 9j = 10i + 7j Use to find magnitude
|| -3i + 4j || = ((-3)2 + 42)1/2 = 5 Use to find direction
Direction for -2i + 2j
2tan
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Finding the Components
Given direction θ and magnitude ||V||
V = <a, b>
6V
b
a
cos
sin
a V
b V
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Assignment Part A
Lesson 4.3A Page 325 Exercises 1 – 35 odd
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Applications of Vectors
Sammy Squirrel is steering his boat at a heading of 327° at 18mph. The current is flowing at 4mph at a heading of 60°. Find Sammy's course
Note info about E6B flight calculator
Note info about E6B flight calculator
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Application of Vectors
A 120 pound force keeps an 800 pound box from sliding down an inclined ramp. What is the angle of the ramp?
What we haveis the forcethe weightcreatesparallel to theramp
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Dot Product
Given vectors V = <a, b>, W = <c, d> Dot product defined as
Note that the result is a scalar Also known as
Inner product or Scalar product
V W a c b d
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Find the Dot (product)
Given A = 3i + 7j, B = -2i + 4j, and C = 6i - 5j
Find the following: A • B = ? B • C = ?
The dot product can also be found with the following formula
cosV W V W
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Dot Product Formula
Formula on previous slide may be more useful for finding the angle
cos
cos
V W V W
V W
V W
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Find the Angle
Given two vectors V = <1, -5> and W = <-2, 3>
Find the angle between them Calculate dot product Then magnitude Then apply
formula Take arccos V
W
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Dot Product Properties (pg 321)
Commutative Distributive over addition Scalar multiplication same over dot
product before or after dot product multiplication
Dot product of vector with itself Multiplicative property of zero Dot products of
i • i =1 j • j = 1 i • j = 0
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Assignment B
Lesson 4.3B Page 325 Exercises 37 – 61 odd
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Scalar Projection
Given two vectors v and w
Projwv =
v
w
projwvThe projection of v on w
cosv
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Scalar Projection
The other possible configuration for the projection
Formula used is the same but result will be negative because > 90°
v
w projwvThe projection of v on w
cosv
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Parallel and Perpendicular Vectors
Recall formula
What would it mean if this resulted in a value of 0??
What angle has a cosine of 0?
cosV W
V W
0 90V W
V W
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Work: An Application of the Dot Product
The horse pulls for 1000ft with a force of 250 lbs at an angle of 37° with the ground. The amount of work done is force times displacement. This can be given with the dot product
37°
W F s cosF s
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Assignment C
Lesson 4.3C Page 326 Exercises 63 - 77 odd
79 – 82 all