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Vector A vector is a quantity that has both magnitude and direction. E.g. of Vectors: Velocity, force, displacement, electric field intensity etc.
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Vector
A vector is a quantity that has both
magnitude and direction.
E.g. of Vectors:
Velocity, force, displacement, electric field
intensity etc.
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Basic Laws of Vector Algebra
Cartesian coordinate systems
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Vector in Cartesian Coordinates
A vector in Cartesian Coordinates maybe
represented as
OR
A
zyx AAA ,,
A
zyx AzAyAx A
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Vector in Cartesian Coordinates
Vector A has magnitude
A = |A| to the direction
of propagation.
Vector A shown may be
represented as
The vector A has three
component vectors, which
are Ax, Ay and Az.
zyx AzAyAx A
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Laws of Vector Algebra stop
magnitude
Unit vector
magnitude
Unit vector
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Example 1 : Unit Vector
Specify the unit vector extending from the origin
towards the point
1,2,2 G