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Chapter 2 - Vectors
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Objectives• Understand vectors and their
components on the coordinate system
• Understand vector addition by the parallelogram method and by the component method
• Understand vectors in a state of equilibrium
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Vectors on the Coordinate System
• Horizontal, vertical, and slanted vectors can be drawn on the coordinate system.
• All 3 types of vectors have both length and direction.
• All 3 types can be represented by signed numbers.
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Slanted Vectors
• The direction of slanted vectors is stated in terms of – The angle formed by the vector and the
horizontal axis. – The quadrant in which that angle is
formed.
• The length of this vector is ___?• The direction of this vector is a ___
angle in the ___ quadrant.3 units
Θ = 40˚
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Slanted Vectors
• The angle which specifies the direction of a slanted vector is called its reference angle.
• All slanted vectors have positive lengths.
• Vectors are named using 2 letters:– AB
• The first letter of the name is always where the vector begins.
3 units
Θ = 40˚A
B
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Slanted Vectors
• Any slanted vector has a horizontal and a vertical component.
• We can calculate these because we can make this a right triangle and use trig.
3 units
Θ = 40˚A
B
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Slanted Vectors
• How do we calculate the horizontal component (AC)?
• Cos θ = adj/hyp = x/3• .7660 = x/3• X = 3 * .7660 = 2.298
• sin θ = opp/hyp = x/3• .6428 = x/3• X = 3 * .7660 = 1.9284
• Use Pyth to check• 2.2982 + 1.92842 ?=? 32
3 units
Θ = 40˚A
B
C
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Try some of these• Do p. 81 #s 54-62
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Flipping the problem
• Tan = opp/adj• Tan θ = 4/5 = .8000• Therefore θ contains 39˚
• Pyth can help us find the length of AB:• AB2 = AC2 +BC2 • AB = 52 + 42
• AB = 25 + 16 = 41 • AB = 6.4
• How would you do this using sin and cos?
Θ = ?˚A
B = (5, 4)
C
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Adding Vectors• What does it mean to add two
vectors?• Vector and Field (vector addition)• Why do we care? Canoe
A= 5,20
C = -4,3θ
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Adding Vectors
• In Physics, the Law of Conservation and Momentum uses this.
• Now how do we do that without the website?
• Create a parallelogram and find the diagonal.
A= 5,20
C = -4,3θ
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Adding Vectors• Draw AQ which is both parallel
to OC and equal in length to OC.
• Draw CQ which is both parallel to OA and equal in length to OA
• On a graph, we can see that the points of Q are 2,6
A= 5,20
C = -4,3θ
Q
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Adding Vectors• We can draw one line, then a vector
from the origin to point Q:• This lets us find the point on graph
paper without a calculator. Even using a calculator, this is a nice way to prove we’re doing things correctly.
• Would this be precise if we weren’t using whole numbers?
A= 5,20
C = -4,3θ
Q
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Adding Vectors• Another way to add vectors is
by the component method.– This provides accurate answers
without the necessity of constructing parallelograms.
• Find the horizontal and vertical components, and add them
• Horizontal: -3 + 5 =2• Vertical: 4 + 2 = 6
A= 5,20
C = -3, 4θ
Q
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Vector addition• Positives and negatives are
extremely important – be careful with them.
A= 5,20
C = -4,3θ
Q
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Vector addition• To find the length and direction
of the resultant vector, we use trig.
• Use Pyth to find the length of OC
• Use tan to find the reference angle of OC
C= 25.6, 12.70
F = -7.9, 7.2
α
Q
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Applications
• How is vector addition used in physics?
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Homework• Do page 576 10-30 evens
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Adding Vectors on the Coordinate Axes
• On page 107, #103, the vertical components are both– 0– And the reference angle is– 0˚
• So adding these is pretty easy!• On #104, the horizontal
components are both– 0– And the reference angle is– 90˚
• Once again, addition is easy
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Finding a Vector-Addend• The sum of a vector addition is
called the resultant. • The two vectors which are
added are called vector addends.
• Use Pythagorean and tan
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Adding more than two vectors• The parallelogram method
doesn’t work – use the component method
• See example at the bottom of page 116.
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Vector Opposites, the Zero-Vector, and the State of Equilibrium
• Two numbers are a pair of opposites if their sum is 0.
• Two vectors are a pair of vector opposites if both – The sum of their horizontal components
is 0– The sum of their vertical components is 0
• See example on p. 119 #122• When the resultant of two vectors is
the zero vector, we say that the two vectors are in a state of equilibrium.
• Can you think of an example of this in real life?
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The Zero-Vector
• What is the horizontal component of the zero vector?– 0
• What is the vertical component of the zero vector?– 0
• What is the length of the zero vector?– 0
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Equilibrants and the State of Equilibrium
• If a system of vectors is not in a state of equilibrium, we can always add one more vector which produces a state of equilibrium. This added vector is called an equilibrant.
• If 3 vectors are in a state of equilibrium, each vector is the vector-opposite of the resultant of the other 2 vectors.
• See examples on p. 123
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Homework• Do Self-Tests 9, 10, 11, 12 & 13