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Express each vector as the difference of two other vectors in two ways.
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a) 𝐻𝐹 b) 𝐹𝐻 c) 𝐺𝐽
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rom the diagram below, write each of the following vectors as linear combinations of the given
vectors.
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a) 𝐺𝐼 in terms of𝑛 . b) 𝐺𝐴 in termsof𝑠 and𝑛 .
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c) 𝐴𝐼 in terms of𝑠 . c) 𝐽𝐺 in termsof𝑞 and𝑛 .
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se an appropriate scale to draw each vector. Label the magnitude, direction, and scale.
(Use protractor and ruler). [3]
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a force of 120 N downward
a
b) a velocity of 85 km/h at a true bearing of085°
c) a force of 8 N at a quadrant bearing of𝑁70𝑊°
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4) Determine the projection, and its magnitude, of𝑣 = [4, 2, 7] on𝑢 = [6, 3, 8] [3]
5) A
canoeist leaves a dock and paddles her canoe at an angle across a river. The current is
flowing at 3 km/h. The resulting velocity of the boat is 5.4 km/h downstream, in a direction that
forms a 15° angle with the adjacent shore.
[5]
a) Draw a vector diagram of this situation
b) Determine the canoeist’s velocity relative to the water
c) How far downstream will she be in 20 min?
6) A
435 kg tuna weighs about 4350 N. The tuna hangs from cables 3.8 m and 2.9 m long that
make 30° and 48° angles with the ceiling, respectively.
What tension is pulling on each cable? [5]
7) A
ship’s course is set to travel at 23 km/h, relative to the water, on a heading of 040°. A current
of 8 km/h is flowing from a bearing of 160°.
[6]
a) Write each vector as a Cartesian vector
b) Determine the resultant velocity of the ship
9) Find the volume of a parallelepiped ABC with the following points: