This document discusses how to graphically add vectors. It provides 5 examples of vectors with different magnitudes and directions measured in newtons, meters per second, and meters. It asks the reader to describe each individual vector and then solve two multi-step word problems by adding the vectors graphically to find the displacement of an ant moving in different directions and the resultant force pulling on a tree stump from three men.
This document discusses how to graphically add vectors. It provides 5 examples of vectors with different magnitudes and directions measured in newtons, meters per second, and meters. It asks the reader to describe each individual vector and then solve two multi-step word problems by adding the vectors graphically to find the displacement of an ant moving in different directions and the resultant force pulling on a tree stump from three men.
This document discusses how to graphically add vectors. It provides 5 examples of vectors with different magnitudes and directions measured in newtons, meters per second, and meters. It asks the reader to describe each individual vector and then solve two multi-step word problems by adding the vectors graphically to find the displacement of an ant moving in different directions and the resultant force pulling on a tree stump from three men.
N Describe the vector shown in each of the following. Be sure to include both magnitude and direction.
1. 2. 3.
1 mm = 5N 1 mm = 10 m/s 1 mm = 100 m
Graphically solve the following problems.
4. An ant walks 8 squares to the East then walks 8 squares
to the South then turns and walks 12 squares to the West and finally 18 squares to the North. What was the displacement of the ant?
5. Three men were trying to pull a tree stump out of the
ground. The first man was pulling with a force of 100 N to the North. The second man was pulling with a force of 75 N at an angle of 45 degrees North of East. The third man was pulling at 75 N at an angle of 45 degrees North of West. What resultant force is being applied to the tree stump?
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