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CP Modified Pythagorean Theorem and Resultant Vector

CP Modified Pythagorean Theorem and Resultant Vector

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Physics

9th - 12th Grade

Medium

CCSS
8.G.B.7, 8.G.B.8, HSG.CO.C.10

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Dennis Dublan

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5 Slides • 18 Questions

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The Pythagorean Theorem

The Pythagorean Theorem is used to find the unknown side measure in a right triangle. You may remember the Pythagorean Theorem from Geometry.

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2

Multiple Choice

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The following is the use of Pythagorean Theorem EXCEPT one;

1

To determine the length and the direction of the resultant vectors.

2

To find the length of a right triangle's sides.

3

To combine the resultant of vectors in one dimensional.

4

To add together two vectors at right angles.

3

Poll

The formula for the Pythagorean Theorem is below. Does this formula seem familiar to you?

 a2+b2=c2a^2+b^2=c^2  

Yes!

A little bit

Not at all!

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Parts of a Right Triangle

  • Hypotenuse - Side across from (opposite) the right angle

  • Legs - The other 2 sides

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5

Multiple Choice

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see image: Which is TRUE of about HYPOTENUSE?

1

Longest side of a triangle

2

Side across from the right angle

3

Both a and B

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In this triangle, the side labeled 65 is the hypotenuse because it is opposite the right angle. 

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7

Multiple Choice

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Which side is the hypotenuse in this right triangle?

1

5

2

12

3

13

8

9

Fill in the Blank

Type answer...

10

Fill in the Blank

Type answer...

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12

Multiple Choice

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(see image) Find the Resultant Displacement, dR

1

.5 km, South West

2

5.0 km South East

3

50.0 km South West

4

50.0 km South East

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Multiple Choice

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 Rd = A2 + B2R_d\ =\ \sqrt{A^{2\ }}+\ B^2  

(see image for the values) Find the RESULTANT of the DISPLACEMENT Vectors.


1

1.0 m, North West

2

5.0 m, North West

3

10 m, North West

4

50 m, North West

14

Multiple Choice

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Word problem: Paul sprinted 120 meters east and then sprinted 40 meters west. What is his resultant DISPLACEMENT?

1

160 meters west

2

160 meters east

3

80 meters west

4

80 meters east

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Multiple Choice

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Riley drove his car 40 m/s east and was blown by a wind of 8 m/s south. What is his RESULTANT VELOCITY?

1

43 m/s, south east

2

40.8 m/s, south east

3

42 m/s, south east

4

44.7 m/s, south east

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Multiple Choice

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Bikers paddled 55 meters north and then 20 meters west. What is their RESULTANT DISPLACEMENT?

1

58.5 m north west

2

51.2 m north west

3

3422 m north west

4

61 m north east

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Multiple Choice

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A helicopter flies 25 m/s/s East and decelerates at 5 m/s/s Southward before coming to a stop. What is the MAGNITUDE of the RESULTANT ACCELERATION?

1

15.5 m/s/s South East

2

18.5 m/s/s Southward

3

25.5 m/s/s South East

4

35.5 m/s/s East of South

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Multiple Choice

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see image: Which is the most appropriate representation of the Resultant of Vectors A, B, and C?

1
2
3

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Multiple Choice

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Find the Resultant of the 2-FORCE VECTORS. ( see image)


 Rf = A2  + B2R_{f\ }=\ \sqrt{A^{2\ \ }+\ B^2}  

1

1.3 N North East

2

13 N North East

3

130 N North East

4

1,300 N North East

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Multiple Choice

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 VR = A2 + B2 V_{R\ }=\ \sqrt{A^2\ +\ B^2}\   Find the RESULTANT of the 2 VELOCITY VECTORS. (see image)

1

17 m/s North East

2

1.7 m/s North West

3

.17 m/s North East

4

.017 m/s North West

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Multiple Choice

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The following quantities are VECTOR quantities EXCEPT

1

Mass

2

Acceleration

3

Velocity

4

Force

22

Multiple Choice

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Vector quantity has both magnitude and direction.

1

True

2

False

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Open Ended

How well do you understand Pythagorean Theorem in finding the magnitude of the RESULTANT VECTOR?

The Pythagorean Theorem

The Pythagorean Theorem is used to find the unknown side measure in a right triangle. You may remember the Pythagorean Theorem from Geometry.

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