Yr1 Vectors Flashcards

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Gradient = …

A

… = Direction Vector

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2
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To check if a point is co-linear (lies on the line)

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Point = Line equation, if the values for λ are consistent, then they are co-linear

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3
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r is…

A

(x,y)

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3
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To convert to cartesian form…

A

look in the FG (can also be used for two-dimensions, just don’t include the z)

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3
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If one of the direction vectors are 0, write it as…

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x = …, (y-a2)/b2 = (z-a3)/b3
Whichever dimension is 0, would be a constant, and then you can write the other two in the for given in the FG

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If two of the direction vectors are 0, write it as…

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x = …, y = …
You only need to write the two to describe the line. Whichever dimensions are 0 would both be constants.

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5
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If vectors are perpendicular…

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a . b = 0
If two vectors are given and you are proving that it is perpendicular to both, do the dot products with both to prove that they are perpendicular.

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6
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To find the vector product…

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Use the cross product
Note: To do this create a matrix with the first line being i, j and k, then find the determinant with i, j and k

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7
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To find sin θ,

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draw a right angled triangle and include the lengths of the modulus of vectors a and b

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8
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Distance from origin to point (x,y,z)

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Square root of x^2 + y^2 + z^2

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