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Vectors

What is a Vector? A quantity that has both Examples Geometrically Size Direction Examples Wind Boat or aircraft travel Forces in physics Geometrically A directed line segment Initial point Terminal point

Vector Notation Given by Angle brackets <a, b> a vector with Initial point at (0,0) Terminal point at (a, b) Ordered pair (a, b) As above, initial point at origin, terminal point at the specified ordered pair (a, b)

Vector Notation An arrow over a letter An arrow over two letters or a letter in bold face V An arrow over two letters The initial and terminal points or both letters in bold face AB The magnitude (length) of a vector is notated with double vertical lines V A B

Equivalent Vectors Have both same direction and same magnitude Given points The components of a vector Ordered pair of terminal point with initial point at (0,0) (a, b)

Find the Vector Given P1 (0, -3) and P2 (1, 5) Try these Show vector representation in <x, y> format for <1 – 0, 5 – (-3)> = <1,8> Try these P1(4,2) and P2 (-3, -3) P4(3, -2) and P2(3, 0)

Fundamental Vector Operations Given vectors V = <a, b>, W = <c, d> Magnitude Addition V + W = <a + c, b + d> Scalar multiplication – changes the magnitude, not the direction 3V = <3a, 3b>

Vector Addition Sum of two vectors is the single equivalent vector which has same effect as application of the two vectors A + B Note that the sum of two vectors is the diagonal of the resulting parallelogram A B

Vector Subtraction The difference of two vectors is the result of adding a negative vector A – B = A + (-B) A B A - B -B

Vector Addition / Subtraction Add vectors by adding respective components <3, 4> + <6, -5> = ? <2.4, - 7> - <2, 6.8> = ? Try these visually, draw the results A + C B – A C + 2B A C B

Magnitude of a Vector Magnitude found using Pythagorean theorem or distance formula Given A = <4, -7> Find the magnitude of these: P1(4,2) and P2 (-3, -3) P4(3, -2) and P2(3, 0)

Finding the Components Given direction θ and magnitude ||V|| V = <a, b> b a

Applications of Vectors Sammy Squirrel is steering his boat at a heading of 327° at 18km/h. The current is flowing at 4km/h at a heading of 60°. Find Sammy's course