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- 2. Vectors and Scalars All physical quantities (e.g. speed and force) are described by a magnitude and
- 3. Representing Vectors An arrowed straight line is used. The arrow indicates the direction and the length
- 4. Addition of vectors 1 The original vectors are called COMPONENT vectors. The final overall vector is
- 5. Addition of vectors 2 With two vectors acting at an angle to each other: Draw the
- 6. 2 - Resultant of Two Forces The resultant is equivalent to the diagonal of a parallelogram
- 7. 2 - Addition of Vectors
- 8. 2 - Addition of Vectors
- 9. 2 - Resultant of Several Concurrent Forces
- 10. Rectangular Coordinate System I , j , k : Unit Vectors
- 12. Direction Angles
- 13. Relationships for Direction Angles
- 14. Example 1. A force has x, y, and z components of 3, 4, and –12 N,
- 15. Determine the magnitude of the force in previous example:
- 16. Determine the three direction angles for the force :
- 18. Vector Operations to be Considered Scalar or Dot Product: A•B Vector or Cross Product: AxB Triple
- 19. Consider two vectors A and B oriented in different directions.
- 20. Scalar or Dot Product Represents the Work done by the Force B during the displacement A
- 21. First Interpretation of Dot Product: Projection of A on B times the length of B.
- 22. Or alternatively: Projection of B on A times the length of A.
- 23. Some Implications of Dot Product
- 24. Example : Perform several scalar operations on the following vectors:
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