Find the component form, sketch and find the length of the vector with initial point (2, 1) and terminal point (–1, 7) 6 –3.

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Find the component form, sketch and find the length of the vector with initial point (2, 1) and terminal point (–1, 7) 6 –3

It appears as a line segment that connects two points This is a Vector It appears as a line segment that connects two points 8-6 Vectors in a Plane It also has something else: Direction But the best part is it’s really just the hypotenuse of a right triangle What are those symbols next to each line segment? We shall soon see. Greg Kelly, Hanford High School, Richland, Washington

The horizontal change in position The vertical change in position The length is of this vector is written as terminal point B It can be calculated like this: A initial point Look, it’s just the distance formula The component form of this vector is: The horizontal change in position The vertical change in position

What is the component form of this vector? (4, 5) What is the length (or magnitude) of this vector? (1, 1) 3 Remember that the vector is just the hypotenuse By the way, this angle is called the direction that Greek symbol is called Theta What is the measure of this angle? We’ll just use the calculator Since

Let’s add a vector (4, 5) And the length of this vector is (6, 2)

Let’s add these two vectors (4, 5) And the length of this vector is (6, 2) (1, 1) What is the measure of this angle? Notice that we have an acute triangle and we know all three sides For this we will need the Law of Cosines

(4, 5) (6, 2) (1, 1) What is the measure of this angle? Notice that we have an acute triangle and we know all three sides For this we will need the Law of Cosines (6, 2) (1, 1)

Now let’s assume that this vector represents Mike May, Donovan Jones, and Mac Gates rowing a boat across Lake Merced at 5 mph. The current of the lake is flowing in the direction of How will the current affect the direction of their boat? In other words find the resultant vector 4 3

Now let’s assume that this vector represents Mike May, Donovan Jones, and Mac Gates rowing a boat across Lake Merced at 5 mph. The current of the lake is flowing in the direction of How will the current affect the direction of their boat? 6 In other words find the resultant vector Assuming units of miles per hour, how fast are they going after the current affects them? 2

Now let’s assume that this vector represents Mike May, Donovan Jones, and Mac Gates rowing a boat across Lake Merced at 5 mph. The current of the lake is flowing in the direction of Assuming units of miles per hour, how fast are they going after the current affects them? In other words, what is the magnitude of the new vector? 6 mph 2

Now let’s assume that this vector represents Mike May, Donovan Jones, and Mac Gates rowing a boat across Lake Merced at 5 mph. The current of the lake is flowing in the direction of 2 How many degrees east of north are they now moving? In other words what is the value of this angle? 6 6 2