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Vectors Day 1 Lyzinski Physics

Day #1

40 m/s [N 30o E] 20 m/s [S 60o W] 20 m/s [W 30o S] 20 m/s @ 60o W of S Magnitude direction magnitude 40 m/s [N 30o E] 20 m/s [S 60o W] 20 m/s [W 30o S] 20 m/s @ 60o W of S 20 m/s @ 30o S of W 10 m [S 10o E] 10 m [E 80o S] 10 m @ 10o E of S 10 m @ 80o S of E 40 m/s [E 60o N] 40 m/s @ 60o N of E 40 m/s @ 30o E of N

proportional position displacement velocity acceleration FORCE MOMENTUM distance speed time mass WORK ENERGY

Resultant TIP-TO-TAIL + 8 km + ? m/s We’ll figure out how to get the magnitude of a vector like this one later on in the chapter

Tip-to-Tail

100 km scalar Pythagorean Theorem 72.1 km Tail-Tail 60 km Greek 40 km SOH CAH TOA

CAUTION! radian 72.1 km [ N 56.3o E]

Tip-to-Tail

71.6 degrees 6.32 m/s RESULTANT COMPONENTS zero

= B + (- A) B – A = B + D + D B + 2D

“Day #1 Vectors HW Problems” (from the packet) Tonight’s HW “Day #1 Vectors HW Problems” (from the packet) #’s 1-9