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Download Vector A quantity that has both magnitude and direction. Notation
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Very Valuable Vector Vocabulary Vector A quantity that has both magnitude and direction. Notation Magnitude: Displacement Velocity A change in position in a particular direction How far something moves from its origin in a direction Distance with direction Speed with direction How fast something is going in a particular direction Force A push or pull in a specific direction Equivalent Vectors Vectors that are the same magnitude and direction Opposite Vectors Vectors that have the same magnitude, but opposite direction Tip-to-tail Method Resultant Vector Connect the tip and tail of two vectors to find the resultant vector The vector that results when you add vectors Scalar Multiplication When you multiply a vector by a constant 2u 3v -1.56w Notes Page 1
