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- 18. True or False: a. A unit vector always has a magnitude of 1. b. A unit vector is unitless. 19. Given the vector P = 3î - 4ĵ+ 12k determine: = Unit vector along line of action of vector P, ûp= b. Direction cosine angles (degrees) for vector P, B = a. α = Y =Vector math in physics G12. Let vector B have magnitude 5m and direction 60 degrees measured anticloclwise from the positive x-axis. let vector C have the magnatude as vector A and a direction angle 25 degrees higher than A. let dot product AxB=30 square meter and BxC=35 square meters. Find the magnitude and direction of A.The vector À has "x" and "y" components of -8.70 cm and 15.0 res pectively; uector cm/ B has cx" and ca com ponents of 13.2 cm and - 6.60 cm, respectiuely.. If à -B t3 Z= A. What are the com ponents of C ?
- Activity 1.11 - Introduction to Vectors Part 2 In Introduction to Vectors Part 1, we focused on understanding vector notation, the definition of unit vectors, how to add and subtract vectors, multiply vectors by scalars, and how to find the magnitude and direction of a vector if we know their components. In Part II, we will focus on how to break up a vector into components, that is how to find the components of a vector if we know the magnitude and direction of a vector. You will be applying your basic trigonometry relations for right angles. For example, in a right triangle, we know and Jadj| hyp where adj and are the sides adjacent and opposite the angle and hyp is the hypothenuse. Therefore, you can determine the magnitudes of the adjacent and opposite sides to an angle in a right triangle by |ad)| hyp X cos and app|=hyp X sin 8 You then put in the sign of the components by hand. The easiest way to see how this works is to go through an example. cos= sin loppl hyp EXAMPLE: Sarah…Vector A = 7.2 i + 2.6 j. Vector B = 7.5 i + 7.4 j. The magnitude of the cross product i.e. |AxB| is: :Three vectors V₁, V2, V3 originate from a single point. The vector v₁ is on the x-y plane, at an angle of 30deg counter-clockwise from the positive x axis and has a magnitude of 500 units. The vector v₂ is on the y-z plane at an angle counter-clockwise from the positive y axis such than tan 0= 3/4 and has a magnitude of 400 units. Vector V3 has a magnitude of 800 units. If the direction of the resultant vector is defined by the unit vector Ug = cos 30º j + sin 30º k. (A) Determine the coordinate angles of v3. (B) Determine the magnitude of resultant vector. Report results in three significant figures.
- Convert the following Vectors given in polar coordinates (r, q) to the equivalent Vector in cartesian coordinates (x, y). Check significant figures. C = (12.0, 34) b. F = (5.00, 45.0o )20.0° +y y c (a) Number 160 B 60.0⁰ (b) Number i The three displacement vectors in the drawing have magnitudes of A = 5.14 m, B = 5.67 m, and C = 3.04 m. Find the resultant ((a) magnitude and (b) directional angle) of the three vectors by means of the component method. Express the directional angle as an angle above the positive or negative x axis which is less than 90°. +x Units Units <Find the area of the triangle determined by the points P, Q, and R. Find a unit vector perpendicular to plane PQR. Р(- 1,1, - 2), Q(-2,0,1), R(0, -2, - 1)
- 37. Go The components of vector A are A, and A, (both positive), and the angle that it makes with respect to the positive x axis is 0. Find the angle 0 if the components of the displacement vector A are (a) A, = 12 m and A, = 12 m, (b) A, = 17 m and A, = 12 m, and (c) A, = 12 m and A, = 17 m. %3DGiven the vectors Ā = (-2î + j) m and B = (4î – j) m. The magnitude of the resultant vector R = 2Ã + B is O a. R = 3 m O b.R = 1 m OC.R = V5 m O d.R = V10 mTwo vectors %3D 2 and B = 2 + 3 . Find the approximate angle between the vectors (-3 A ) and (2 )? .A None .B 30° .C 60°