Question

\(\huge \underline {Vector}\)


notes from Young and Friedman

Answer 1

\[ \rightarrow \]

Answer 2

When a physical quantity is described by both magnitude and direction in space it is called a vector quantity. The simplest vector quantity is displacement, which is simply a change in position of an object.

A vector quantity is usually represented by a single letter \(\overrightarrow A \)

Answer 3

Displacements DEPENDS only on the STARTING and ENDING positions and not the path taken.