Students will be able to:
Perform scalar-vector multiplication, including negative numbers and draw the resultant vector.
Utilize scalar-vector multiplication and other vector operations to solve problems involving vectors in two dimensional motion scenarios.
Watch the lecture video and copy it into your notes.
(Optional): Watch the FlippingPhysics video on how to use cardinal directions.
Attempt problem set 1.7. CHeck answers online and submit for grading.
answers provided at bottom of digital version
NOTE: I make a calculation error in this one. When I'm doing the last example on the back, at around 22:13, I mistakenly write that four squared was equal to nine, which it obviously isn't.
The procedure I follow is correct, but the numbers would be off for any point past that. Please adjust your resultant vector magnitude and direction accordingly (little extra practice for ya ;) )
WOOF: I also make the mistake TWICE of drawing an arrow toward the EAST when it should be toward the WEST. Not sure what was wrong with me when I recorded this. Apologies.