A vector is a slope.
To find a vector from 2 points: P2-P1
Addition:
v + u =< x, y > + < x1, y1 > = < x+x1, y+y1 >
Scalar Multiplication:
kv= k < x, y > = < kx, ky >
Vector Equation:
(x,y) = (xo,yo) + t(a,b)
Parametric Equations:
x=xo+at
y=yo+bt
Magnitude of a Vector:
√(x² + y²)
Component form:
< rcosΘ, rsinΘ >
Ex.1: A force of 4 N acts on angle of 30° with the x-axis find in component form
Your force is r.
< 4cos(30°), 4sin(30°) >
=< 2√(3), 2 >
Ex. 2: Find the vector of (2,1) and (4,0).
a. Find the vector equation.
b. Express in Parametric form.
Find vector P2-P1 :
(4-2, 0-1) = <2,-1>
a. Using the first point (2,1) and the vector <2,-1>, we can write the equation in the form (x,y) = (xo,yo) + t(a,b)
(x,y) = (2,1) + t(2,-1)
b. Parametric form:
x = 2 + 2t
y = 1 - t
Ex. 3<4,2> - 2<1,-2>
<12,6> - <2,-4>
<10, 10>
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