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Chapter 5
Activities A
NAME:
5.1
Adding “tip to tail” Assignment 1
06 points
New Vector, negative Vector, Magnitude
10 points
Describe the zero vector:
03 points
Adding vectors tip to tail #2
06 points
5.2
#1, which symbol?
03 points
Representing Vectors as Coordinates
08 points
More practice, with algebra and sketches
06 points
5.3
How many dimensions
03 points
A23
03 points
It doesn’t commute!
06 points
Solving the new Way
10 points
Matrix Form
06 points
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5.1
Vectors as Oriented Line Segments
Adding “tip to tail” Assignment 1
V1 with (1, 1) base to (2, 2) tip and V2 with (1,3) base and (3, 5) tip.
What is the resultant vector?
How long is it and what are the coordinates of the tip and the tail?
Remind me to talk to you about this part now!
2
New Vector, negative Vector, Magnitude
Sketch the vector with (1, 1) as it’s tail and (5, 7) as it’s tip. Call it AB .
Which point goes with the letter A and which point goes with the letter B?
Find the magnitude:
AB
see page 165
3
Find − AB
Describe this vector:
Find a vector with it’s tail at the origin that has the SAME magnitude, call it OP .
Is it true that AB = OP ?
Read the book: page 163 before you answer!
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5.1 continued
Describe the zero vector:
Sketch the zero vector:
Why do you suppose we care about a zero vector. Starts with a G. one syllable.
5
Adding vectors tip to tail #2
Given A, a vector from (1, 0) to (3, 4) and B, a vector from (0, 2) to (5, 7)
Add A + B to get resultant vector R
What are some point coordinates for R? What are some point coordinates for a vector equal to
R?
What is the norm of R?
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5.2
Representing Vectors with Coordinates
A. Sketch (0,0) to (5, 3) Represent it as a column vector.
Using which set of symbols?


 
 
 
7
Representing Vectors as Coordinates
2
08 points
1 
Given A =   and B =   Find A + B. Show your work!
6
3
8
More practice, with algebra and sketches
Given A = (−1, 5) and B = (3, 7) find 3 OA − 2 OB , give the matrix resultant tip and sketch the
resultant vector.
Algebra:
Sketch:
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Starting into 5.3
How many dimensions do we have here and
1 
what does the vector  2  look like?
 
1 
10
It doesn’t commute:
Pick two 2 x 2 matrices and demonstrate that matrix multiplication does not
commute. You may put in a zero and a one in each matrix…not more, though.
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A23
Fill in a 3 x 3 matrix with numbers and then circle a23
12
Solving for the intersection in the Cartesian Plane
The new way
5x + 2y = 11
4x + y = 7
13
Write the problem in MATRIX form
2x + 5 y = 1
3x + y = –5
Hint: matrix form is AX = B and stop.
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