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zarkam21:
Helpp please for ii.
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zarkam21:
Vocaloid:
tfw no vector notation tools in the equation box
Vocaloid:
hold on
Vocaloid:
|dw:1509331176191:dw|
Vocaloid:
so your vector would be
V = (x)i (with the little hat symbol) + y(j hat)
replace x and y with your x and y coordinates
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Vocaloid:
actually it would be g(with the arrow) instead of V sorry
zarkam21:
so it would be 6x+3y
zarkam21:
b=6x+3y
Vocaloid:
g(with the arrow on it) = xî +yĵ
Vocaloid:
replace "x" and "y" with your x-coordinate and y-coordinate and then leave everything else alone
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zarkam21:
it that I and j after the x and y??
Vocaloid:
yes, it's i and j with little ^ symbols on them
zarkam21:
and those mean?
zarkam21:
I'm sorry I just want to undersrand the concept because I am preparing for the SAT so want to be aware of everything
Vocaloid:
those are the unit vectors
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Vocaloid:
i^ is the vector (1,0) and j^ is the vector (0,1)
Vocaloid:
so when you multiply these vectors by your x-coordinate/y-coordinate you are basically writing your vector as a multiple of i^ and j^
zarkam21:
Vocaloid:
yup good
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