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To Vectors: 10 - Grade Name: - . - . - . - . - . S.S-2. Mathematics
To Vectors: 10 - Grade Name: - . - . - . - . - . S.S-2. Mathematics
To Vectors: 10 - Grade Name: - . - . - . - . - . S.S-2. Mathematics
10th-Grade
S.S-2.
Name: . . . . . . . . . .
To vectors
Definition of a vector:
A vector u or AB is an oriented segment having two extremities, an origin and an end point.
"Origin"
"End point"
Properties of a vector:
In elementary mathematics, a vector is a geometric object defined by its properties:
a) Direction: the line that holds AB or every line parallel to (AB); e.g. vertical, along line (d)...
b) Sense: orientation from an initial point to a final point; e.g. left to right or from A to B
c) Magnitude: modulus or norm AB of the given vector is the distance between A & B.
Representation of a vector:
A vector is frequently represented by a segment with a definite
direction, or graphically as an arrow, connecting an initial point A
with a terminal point B, and denoted by
Eg: In the figure to the right i & j represent the unit vectors
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Relating vectors:
Equal vectors:
Analytic approach
Geometric approach
Conclusion
OR
c. If AB CD , then the segments [ AD] and [BC ] have the same midpoint.
Or
Opposite Vectors:
Analytic approach
Geometric approach
Conclusion
OR
OR
Collinear vectors :
In other words, two non-zero vectors u & v are collinear if they satisfy the vector relation:
Relation
Meaning
If k 1then
u kv
If k 1then
If k 1then
u & v are
opposite vectors
If k 1then
u & v have
opposite senses
u k v
Types of vectors:
Free vectors
Vectors of the same origin
Consecutive Vectors
Are vector having neither a
Are vectors having the
Are vector having a
extremity of the first as
Definition common origin nor common
common origin only.
extremity.
the origin of the second.
Geometric
approach
2nd Method
Parallelogram Rule
Chasles' Rule
Used
Method
Graphical
representation
Analytical
approach
The sum of two vectors with same origin; The sum of two consecutive vectors; is
is a vector with same origin and its
a vector with orgin of 1st and extremity
extremity is the fourth vertex of the parm. of the last.
AB B C AC .
RF RK R
N.
4 thVertex
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Analytic approach
Geometric approach
Commutativity:
u v AC
Since,
so, u v v u
v u AC
1.
Associativity:
Since,
then,(u v ) w AD
AC w AD
v w BD
Since,
then
,(
w
)
u
AD
v
u BD AD
u v AC
2.
Thus,(u v ) w u ( v w)
Triangular inequality:
In any triangle ABC we have:
a b c
But, b c a
So, b c a
Thus, b c b c
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Procedure
Graphical representation
Lines
Circles
Properties of translation:
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2-
3-
4-
Graphical representation
AI IB .
IA IB 0 .
AB 2 AI .
AB 2 IB .
Conversely:
If
AI IB
IA IB 0
then, I
AB 2 AI
AB 2 IB
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GA GB GC 0
2
AM
3
1
GM AM
3
AG
Proof:
GB GC 2 GM (Midpoint of a segment)
But ,2 GM GA
AG 2 GM
Thus, GA GB GC 0
Genrerally: If M is any point of the plane where G is the centroid of ABC then we
can write:
MA MB MC 3 MG
GA GB GC 0 (Introduce point M .)
GM MA GM MB GM MC 0
So, 3 GM MA MB MC 0
MA MB MC 3 GM
Therefore;
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