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Welcome

Vector Feedback What is the scalar product? On what condition two vectors will be perpendicular to each other?

Vector Today’s class is divided into two phases 1. Vector product 2. Explanation of vector product

Vector Vector product C=A x B=n ABSin R Q B C= A x B BSin O S P A

Vector Vector product R Q C = A x B = AB Sin = OP × OR Sin = OP × RS = A × h = area of parallelogram Thus, the magnitude of vector product of two vectors equals to the area of a parallelogram taking the two vectors as adjacent sides. BSinƟ O S P

Vector product Vector i × i = j × j = k × k = 0 i ×i =n ii SinƟ ^ i ×i =n ii SinƟ = n 1 × 1 SinƟ = 0 j ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ i × i = j × j = k × k = 0 i k Again, i × j = n i j SinƟ = n 1 1 Sin 90˚ = n 1 = k

Vector product Vector j × k = i k × i = j k × j = -i j × i = -k Similaelarly, j ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ j × k = i k × i = j Again, i ^ k ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ j × i = -k k × j = -i ^ ^ ^ i × k = -j

Vector Vector product If the cross product of two vectors is zero, then the vectors are parallel to each other A ×B = A B sinƟ Or, A B sinƟ = 0 Or, sinƟ = 0 Or, sinƟ = sin0˚ Or, Ɵ = 0˚

Evaluation What is vector product ? How can you find the direction of vector product ?

Thermodynamics ?

Thermodynamics Home work Show that the area of parallelogram is the magnitude of vector product.

Thanks