1. This document is an anticipation reaction guide for a chapter on vectors. It contains 15 statements about vectors that students are asked to mark as true or false based on their prior knowledge.
2. The guide will be returned to at the end of the chapter so students can re-evaluate which statements are true and false based on what they learned.
3. It contains statements about the properties of vectors, examples of vector and scalar quantities, methods for adding and representing vectors, and vector concepts like resolution, negatives, dot products, cross products, and unit vectors.
1. This document is an anticipation reaction guide for a chapter on vectors. It contains 15 statements about vectors that students are asked to mark as true or false based on their prior knowledge.
2. The guide will be returned to at the end of the chapter so students can re-evaluate which statements are true and false based on what they learned.
3. It contains statements about the properties of vectors, examples of vector and scalar quantities, methods for adding and representing vectors, and vector concepts like resolution, negatives, dot products, cross products, and unit vectors.
1. This document is an anticipation reaction guide for a chapter on vectors. It contains 15 statements about vectors that students are asked to mark as true or false based on their prior knowledge.
2. The guide will be returned to at the end of the chapter so students can re-evaluate which statements are true and false based on what they learned.
3. It contains statements about the properties of vectors, examples of vector and scalar quantities, methods for adding and representing vectors, and vector concepts like resolution, negatives, dot products, cross products, and unit vectors.
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Anticipation Reaction Guide
Students’ task - Answer the following AR Guide: Based on previous knowledge/experience, write True if the statement is true and False if false. We will return to this form at the end of this chapter. BEFORE AFTER 1. A vector quantity is described in terms of magnitude only. 2. Velocity & force are examples of vector quantities. 3. There are four fundamental directions – North, Northeast, South and West. 4. Density & speed are examples of scalar quantities. 5. Scalar addition is the same as ordinary arithmetic addition. 6. Vectors can be represented graphically by using an arrow, with its tail representing its magnitude. 7. In parallelogram method of vector addition, the resultant is represented by the arrow that connects the head of the first vector and the head of the last vector drawn. 8. Another name for vector sum is resultant.
9. Commutative property is applicable in vector
addition. 10.Associative property is applicable in vector addition. 11.The process of breaking a vector into two or more components is known as resolution of vectors. 12. The negative of a vector V, is a vector equal in magnitude and along the same direction as vector V. 13. The answer when two vectors are multiplied as a dot product is another vector. 14. Cross product of two vectors requires the use of the right hand rule in determining its magnitude. 15.A unit vector is a dimensionless vector with a magnitude of 10.