VECTORS INTRO

Vectors and Scalars

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Vectors and Scalars

• Scalars are quantities that only have a magnitude.

  • Magnitude is the absolute quantity of an object.

  • Examples: Distance, Speed, Time, Energy

• Vectors are quantities that have magnitude and direction.

  • Distance is the direction that the subject will travel.

  • Examples: Displacement, Acceleration, Weight, Force

• The tail is the starting position.

• The head is the ending position.

• The magnitude represents how long or large the vector is.

  • For example, a vector representing 100 should be twice as long as a vector representing 50. ​

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​How To Draw a Vector

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Representing a vector

Position vectors

Vector transition

​Multiplying a vector by a scalar

Vector Algebra

​Magnitude/Modulus/length of a vector

Triangle Law of Vectors

Parallelogram Law of vectors

Cartesian Form of a vector

​Unit vector

Displacement vectors / General vectors

Transformations