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    This document is the first lecture on vectors. It introduces vectors as physical quantities that have magnitude, direction, and obey vector addition laws. Scalars are contrasted as quantities that only have magnitude. Examples of vectors include displacement, velocity, force, and acceleration, while scalars include mass, distance, speed, and temperature. The document explains how to represent vectors graphically with arrows and defines important vector terms like magnitude, direction, angle between vectors, parallel/antiparallel, collinear/coplanar, unit/zero vectors. It includes practice problems drawing and finding angles between vectors.

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    This document is the first lecture on vectors. It introduces vectors as physical quantities that have magnitude, direction, and obey vector addition laws. Scalars are contrasted as quantities that only have magnitude. Examples of vectors include displacement, velocity, force, and acceleration, while scalars include mass, distance, speed, and temperature. The document explains how to represent vectors graphically with arrows and defines important vector terms like magnitude, direction, angle between vectors, parallel/antiparallel, collinear/coplanar, unit/zero vectors. It includes practice problems drawing and finding angles between vectors.

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    Ch-03 Vectors: Lect-01

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    This document is the first lecture on vectors. It introduces vectors as physical quantities that have magnitude, direction, and obey vector addition laws. Scalars are contrasted as quantities that only have magnitude. Examples of vectors include displacement, velocity, force, and acceleration, while scalars include mass, distance, speed, and temperature. The document explains how to represent vectors graphically with arrows and defines important vector terms like magnitude, direction, angle between vectors, parallel/antiparallel, collinear/coplanar, unit/zero vectors. It includes practice problems drawing and finding angles between vectors.

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    Ch-03

    Vectors
    Lect-01

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    Today’s Goal

    Introduction to Vectors

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    Why do we need Vectors?
    Physical Quantity (PQ) = 𝒏 𝝁

    Numerical Unit
    value
    (magnitude)

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    Difference between
    Scalar Quantities & Vector Quantities
    Scalar Quantities Vector Quantities

    1)) Numerical Value Only a) Numerical Value


    b) Direction
    c) Obeys Vector Law of addition
    2) Added according to ordinary rules 2) Added according to Vector Law of
    of algebra. Addition

    Examples: Mass, distance, speed, Example: Displacement, velocity,


    Temperature , Energy Force, Acceleration

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    Note: All vector Quantities have direction
    But
    All Quantities that have direction are not Vectors.

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    Representation of Vectors
    Tail Head

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    Q1) Draw the following Vectors :
    (i) 5N 37o East of South (ii) 2m/s 30o West of North

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    Important Points related to Vector
    i. On Rotating 2π Vector does not change.

    ii. A vector can shift parallel to itself.

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    iii. The Angle between two vectors is the smaller of the two angles
    between the vectors when they are joined tail to tail
    𝟎𝒐 ≤ 𝜽 ≤ 𝟏𝟖𝟎𝒐

    • The Angle between two vectors is the smaller of the two angles
    between the vectors when they are joined tail to tail
    𝟎𝒐 ≤ 𝜽 ≤ 𝟏𝟖𝟎𝒐

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    Q) Find the angle between 𝑨 & 𝑩

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    Q1) Find angle between (1) 𝑨 & 𝑩 (2) 𝑨 & 𝑪 (3) 𝑩& 𝑪

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    Types of Vectors
    Equal Vectors

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    Negative of a Vector

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    Parallel & Antiparallel Vectors
    • Parallel Vectors

    𝜽=0o

    • Antiparallel Vectors

    𝜽=180o

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    Collinear & Coplanar Vectors
    • Collinear Vectors

    • Coplanar Vectors

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    Concurrent Vectors

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    Unit & Zero/Null Vector
    • Unit Vector

    • Zero/Null Vector

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    Thank You
    Download DPP and lecture
    notes of this lecture right after
    this session from
    www.physicswallahalakhpandey.com

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