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Lecture II Vectors and Vector Algebra
A set S of rays is called a direction if it satisfies the following laws: (1) Any two rays in S have the same direction. (2) Every ray that has the same direction as some member of S is in S. � consists of a non-negative real number, called the magnitude of A vector A � by |A � |. the vector, and a direction. We denote the magnitude of A � such that |A � | = 1 is called a unit vector. A vector A We will now describe four basic algebraic operations with vectors in E3 : 1 Multiplication by a scalar � by a vector, and let c by a real number. Multpying A � by the scalar Let A � The magnitude of the result is given c, we obtain a vector denoted by cA. � |. The direction of cA � is the same as the direction of A � if � | = |c||A by |cA � if c < 0. c ≥ 0, and opposite to the direction of A 2 Addition of vectors � and B � is denoted simply by A � + B. � We can The sum of two vectors A � such that its start point is the define this sum geometrically. Translate B � Then A � +B � will be the vector having the same start-point end-point of A. � and the same end-point as B. � as A 3 Scalar product (Dot product) � and B � is a scalar quantity denoted The scalar product of two vectors A � . B. � .B � Its value is A � = |A|| � B � |cosθ, where θ is the angle made by A � by A � if we translate B � such that it has the same start-point as A. � We and B � on A. � � |cosθ is the length of the projection of B observe that |B
1
� B
� A � �+B A
Figure 1: Vector addition � is equal to the square root of the dot product of A The magnitude of A with itself: � = |A| Hence
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