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Vector Magnitude Journal
Vector Magnitude Journal
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Electrical Engineering D3
Abstract
To calculate the resultant of a vector, you can use the parallelogram, polygon and
analytic methods. Of the three methods that are best used are analytic methods
because the resultants described are more clearly described on the x-axis and on
the y-axis.
If there are three known vectors, the resultant of the first vector will be the same
as the sum of the other two vectors. The most important thing in this lab is to be
precise and precise in determining the angle of the vector, where the ring must be
right in the middle.
Introduction
The magnitude in physics is divided into two, namely the vector quantity and the
scalar quantity. Magnitudes that only have values are called scalar quantities, for
example mass quantities, lengths, time periods of each value, for example 5 kg, 6
m, 7 minutes. Whereas the quantities that have values and directions are called
vector quantities for example velocity quantities, the forces of which are 5 m / sec
to the north, 6 Newton to the east. The vector size is denoted by the letter above,
there are arrows or letters in bold while the letter without bold is the value (large)
of the vector. The vector quantity symbol is the arrow where the length of the line
segment indicates the vector value and the arrow indicates the vector direction. In
this case the vector resultant of the forces acting at a point can be determined.
Resultant vector can be calculated through vector analysis by breaking down the
vector into its components. Vectors can be written in lower and uppercase letters,
or with two letters as follows:
In the use of vectors, two or more vectors can be added, subtracted, multiplied or
divided. This activity is called vector operations. Adding and subtracting vectors
can be done in 2 (two) ways, namely:
2. Analytical Method, which describes the vectors that exist with respect to the X-
axis and Y-axis. The result of the sum of the vectors is called Resultant Vector (R)
1. Polygon Method.
Three vectors, i.e. vectors a, b and vector c. The vector consultant you can see in
figure (2) where the Resultant Vector (R) is R = a + b + c
2. How to parallelogram
Addition and subtraction of two vectors A and B to each other form an angle α.
3. Analytical Method
Fx = F cos α
Fy = F sin α
Conclusions
The vector is depicted with a line and an arrow at one end. In determining the
resultant vectors, it takes the force of each vector. There are three ways to
determine vector quantities, namely parallelogram, polygon and analytic. Vector
magnitude is a quantity that has a value and has a direction.
Acknowledgments
With the completion of this journal, we would like to thank those who have
helped in the preparation of this journal.