Question

Where is the numbers?

Answer 1

I can't seem to understand where's the origin.

Answer 2

..... me too

Answer 3

it looks like a graph

Answer 4

Does the origin represent the pointy arrow?

Answer 5

is there anymore to this question?

Answer 6

I'm afraid not.

Answer 7

hmmm, I would say that the point of the arrow would be the origin

Answer 8

I'm not quite sure where to start from here. This question would be easier if it has numbers from x to y-axis.

Answer 9

@drumminboy918 I was thinking the same, but I want to get opinions from others as well. Thank you though.

Answer 10

no problem :D

Answer 11

This is a vector

Answer 12

it has a `head` and a `tail`

Answer 13

Yeah, how do I start that?

Answer 14

start at `Tail`

Answer 15

Then the rest of it is magnitude.

Answer 16

yes but we don't need magnitude.. we just need to represent that vector in component form

Answer 17

What am I doing here?

Am I adding, substracting vectors?

Answer 18

Start from Tail : the vector is going `3` grids to the left,
and `4` grids to the down

Answer 19

Oh okay, I get it now (hopefully).

So I start at the tail then work my way out my counting to the left which is 3. Then work my way down which leads me to -4.

Answer 20

looks you nailed it !!

Answer 21

The answer would be 3,-4, correct?

Answer 22

left side is negative, so the x component is : \(\color{red}{-}\)3

Answer 23

answer would be (-3, -4)

Answer 24

Hmm.. you're probably right. I'm always have those signs problem. Thanks.

Answer 25

I*

Answer 26

np :) think of walking on number line -
walking left is negative direction
walking right is positive direction

Answer 27

Understandable :)

Answer 28

good :)