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Your solution, attempt at solution. If you are unable to attempt a solution, give a phrase-by-phrase interpretation of the problem along with a statement of what you do or do not understand about it. This response should be given, based on the work you did in completing the assignment, before you look at the given solution.
009. Vectors
Goals for this Assignment include but are not limited to the following:
1. Given the magnitude and direction of a vector determine its components.
2. Given the components of a vector determine its magnitude and direction.
3. Given two or more vectors determine the magnitude and angle of their sum.
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Previous Assignments: Be sure you have completed Assignment 8 as instructed under the Assts link on the homepage and submitted the result of the Query and q_a_ from that Assignment.
Question: **** `q001. Sketch the points (2,3) and (9,14) on a set of coordinate axes. Give the x and the y displacements from (2,3) to (9,14).
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Your solution:
14-3 = 11/9-2 = 7 line segment w/ slope of 11/7 and end points (2,3) and (9,14)
Confidence Assessment: 2
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Given Solution:
`aAs shown in Figure 75, the x displacement is from 2 to 9, a displacement of 9 - 2 = 7, while the y displacement is from 3 to 14, a displacement of 14 - 3 = 11. The arrows represent the direction of the displacements, from the initial point (2, 3) to the terminal point (9, 14).
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Self-critique (if necessary):
Initial point (2,3) to terminal point(9,14) instead of endpoints
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Question: **** `q002. In the preceding example we saw that the x and y displacement from from (2,3) to (9,14) are 9-2 = 7 and 14-3 = 11. Sketch an arrow which originates at (2,3) and terminates at (9,14), with the point of the arrow at the terminating end. If we were to sketch a geometrically similar arrow, having the same slope, orientation and length as the preceding, but starting at the point (-2, 5) at what point would the arrow terminate? Note that we can and should really incorporate information from the physics introductory problems.
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Your solution:
(5,16)
Confidence Assessment: 2
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Given Solution:
`aOriginating at (-2,5) the arrow will displace 7 units in the x direction and 11 units in the y direction. Starting at x = -2 the arrow will displace 7 units in the x direction to end up at x = -2 + 7 = 5. Starting at y = 5 the arrow will displace 11 units in the y direction and end up at y = 5 + 11 = 16. The arrow therefore originates at (2,-5) and terminates at (5, 16).
If we sketch the same arrow starting from the point (-2, 5) then it will again displace 7 units in the x direction, ending up at x = -2 + 7 = 5, and 11 units in the y direction, ending up at y = 5 + 11 = 16. As shown in Figure 58 the arrow terminates at the point (5, 16).
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Question: **** `q003. We say that the displacement of 7 units in the x direction and 11 units in the y direction is a vector, represented by the arrows used in the preceding problems and denoted using 'pointy braces' as < 7, 11 >. If we apply this vector, starting this time at the origin, at what point do we end up?
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Your solution: (7,11)
Confidence Assessment: 2
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Given Solution:
As shown in Figure 40 this vector takes us from the origin (0,0) to the point (7, 11).
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Question: **** `q004. If we start from the terminal point of the vector in the preceding exercise and sketch a new vector having x displacement 3 and y displacement -8, at what point do we end up? Sketch the arrows representing these two vectors, the first running from (0,0) to (7,11) and the second from that point to its terminal point.
Now sketch a vector from directly from (0,0) to the terminal point of the second vector.
How can the x displacement of this new vector be calculated from the x displacements of the first two vectors? Answer the same question for the y coordinates.
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Your solution:
7+3 = 10 11-8 = 3 new terminal point(10,3)
Confidence Assessment: 2
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Given Solution:
`aAs shown in figure 11, the second vector runs from (7, 11) to (7 + 3, 11 + (-8) ) = (10, 3).
The vector from the initial point of the first vector to the terminal point of the second therefore runs from (0, 0) to (10, 3), as shown in Figure 72.
It should be clear from the calculations done above and from the sketches that the x displacement of the new vector is calculated by adding the x displacements of the original two vectors, and that the same strategy works for the y displacements.
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OK
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Question: **** `q005. In what sense can we say that the vector <10,3> is the sum of the two vectors <7, 11> and <3, -8>?
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Your solution: You add the 2 x-coordinates to get the new x-coordinate, then you add the 2 y-coordinates to get the new y-coordinate.
Confidence Assessment: 2
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Given Solution:
`aThe x coordinate of the new vector to is 10, which is the sum 7 + 3 of the x coordinates of the two vectors. The y coordinate of the new vector is 3, the sum 11 + (-8) of the y coordinate of the two vectors. In this respect it is the sum.
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Question: **** `q006. http://164.106.222.236/ph1introsets/default.htm and choose Set 5, Vectors. Click in turn on Problems 1 - 9 and see if you can solve these problems. Solutions are given and are generalized and many are accompanied by figures. If you can't immediately solve them, study the solutions and learn to solve them. Explain the solution to the first problem.
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Your solution:
Couldn’t access the website
The site should have been
http://vhmthphy.vhcc.edu/ph1introsets/default.htm
The old URL stopped working in December; I missed this reference in my editing.
Take a look; you might not need the site but you should at least get an idea what's there.
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Given Solution:
`aIn case clarification is needed, displacement is just movement through a distance and in a certain direction. The vector (3, -8) of the preceding problem (and figur 72) corresponds to a displacement of 3 units in the x direction and -8 units in the y direction.
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Given Solution:
`aThis completes this q_a_. Click once more for a message on completing the remainder of this assignment.
Complete Assignment 9, including Class Notes, text problems and Web-based problems as specified on the Assts page.
When you have completed the entire assignment run the Query program. Submit SEND files from Query and q_a_.
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001. Radian measure and the unit circle.
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Given Solution:
`aGoals for this Assignment include but are not limited to the following:
1. Know the definition of the radian.
2. Relate coordinate positions on the unit circle to angular displacement and to arc displacement.
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