We started the day off by correcting the Kinematics pracitce quiz.
Then we started our new unit on Vectors.
The difference between vectors and scalor quantities is
Vectors
- need a direction
Scalor Quantities
- consist of a magnitue (ex. 6kg or 42m/s)
- the units have to be the same
We then took notes as an intro to vectors. The key points of these notes included.
- A vector is composed of a line segment drawn to scale with an arrowhead at one end.
- The length of a vector symbolizes its magnitude, and the arrowhead its length.
- The direction of a vector always need to be put in squar brakets.
KEY TERMS
Collinear Vectors are vectors that exist in the same dimension.
Equivalent Vectors are a special type of collinear vectors that are equal in magnitude and direction.
Non-Collinear Vectors are vectors that exist in more that one dimension.
We finished off the day practicing drawing vectors.
Brianne is next.
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