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Scalar vs Vector
What is the difference between scalar and vector?
Why we have to understand about vector?
Watch this video and tell me what do you think.
Vector Addition
Vector Addition (2)
U
V
U
V
U
V
U+V
U
V
U
V U+V
Parallelogram Rule U + V = V + U
Vector addition is commutative
(U + V) + W = U + (V + W)
Vector addition is associative
When two or more vectors are added, the
order in which they are added doesn’t matter.
U
V
W
U+V+W U
V
W
The sum of
those three
vectors is
zero
Product of a Scalar and a Vector
The product of a scalar a and a vector U is defined by a vector aU with magnitude |a||U|.
Its direction is the same with U when a is positive and when a is negative, its direction is opposite.
The division of U by a is defined by 1
𝑎 U.
U 2U -U 𝟏
𝟐 U
Vector Subtraction The difference of two vectors U and V is defined by:
U – V = U + (-1) V
(-1) V
U
U - V
Unit Vectors Unit vector is a vector whose magnitude is 1.
Any vector U can be expressed as |U|e where e is a unit vector
with the same direction as U.
Dividing a vector U by its magnitude yields a unit vector with
the same direction as U.
U
|U| e
1 𝐔
|𝐔| = e
Components in Two Dimensions
U y
x Ux
Uy
U y
x
Uxi
Uyj
j
i
A vector U that is parallel to
the x-y plane can be expressed
as
U = Uxi + Uyj
The magnitude of U is
|U| = 𝑈𝑥2 + 𝑈𝑦2
Manipulating Vectors in Terms of Components
U + V = (Uxi + Uyj) + (Vxi + Vyj)
= (Ux + Vx) i + (Uy + Vy) j
aU = a(Uxi + Uyj)
= aUxi + aUyj
y
x
U+V
U
V
y
x
(Ux+Vx)i
(Uy+Vy)j U+V U+V
Uxi Uyj
Vyj Vxi
Position Vectors in Terms of Components
y
x
A
B
rAB
(xA, yA)
(xB, yB)
The position vector from A to B is given by
rAB = ( xB – xB)i + (yB – yA)j
Dot Products Dot products are used to :
1. Evaluate moments of forces about points and lines.
2. Determine the components of a vector parallel and
perpendicular to a given line.
3. Determine the angle between two lines in space.
Etc..
Dot Products The dot product of two vectors U and V is defined by
U.V = |U||V| cos θ
where θ is the angle between the vectors when they are placed
tail to tail.
If |U| ≠ 0 and |V| ≠ 0, U.V = 0 if and only if U and V are
perpendicular.
θ
U
V
Dot Products in Terms of Components The dot product of U and V is given in terms of the
components of the vectors by
U.V = UxVx + UyVy
Vector Components Parallel and Normal to a Line
A vector U can be resolved into
1. A vector component Up that is parallel to a given line L
2. A vector component Un that is normal to L.
L
U
θ
Up Un
If e is a unit vector that is parallel to L, the parallel component of U
is given by
Up = (e.U) e The normal component can be obtained from the relation
Un = U - Up
Cross Products Cross product of two vector has many applications, such as:
1. Determining moments of forces.
2. Determining the rate of rotation of a fluid particle.
3. Calculating the force exerted on a charged particle by a
magnetic field.
Cross Products
The cross product of two vectors U and V is defined by
U x V = |U||V| sin ϴ e
The unit vector e is defined to be perpendicular to U and
perpendicular to V and directed so that U, V, e form a right-handed system.
If |U| ≠ 0 and |V| ≠ 0, U x V = 0 if and only U and V are parallel.
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