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Warm Up Mar. 14th 1. Find the magnitude and direction of a vector
with initial point (-5, 7) and terminal point (-1, -3)
2. Find, in simplest form, the unit vector in the direction 4i – 2j
3. If r = <-3, 1> and u = <-1, 4>find y if 2r – 5y = u
4. Given v of magnitude 200 and direction 215°, and w of magnitude 150 in direction 162°, find v + w.
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Homework Questions??
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2D Vectors – Day 2
Dot Product, Angles Between Vectors &
Perpendicular Vectors
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The Dot Product(also called scalar product)
<a, b>•<c, d> = ac + bd
Unlike addition and scalar multiplication with vectors, the dot product of vectors
is a scalar.
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Find the dot product of the vectors
1. <1, -2>•<4, -3>
2.
3. (3i – j)•(3i – j)
10
5
1
2
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Let v = <-2, 5>, u = <3, 4> and w = <-2, 1>.
Find the indicated quantity.
1. (u•v)w
2. u•2v
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The angle, θ, between two vectors, u and v.
vu
vu cos
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Find u•v, where θ is the angle between u and v.
1. |u| = 8, |v| = 10, θ = 150°
2. |u| = 2, |v| = 3, θ = 60°
3. |u| = 4, |v| = 1, θ = 90°
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Find the angle between the vectors.
1. <-2, 5> and <3, -4>
2. <3, 2> and <6, 1>
3. <4, 3> and <-6, 8>
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If the angle between two vectors is 90°, the vectors
are orthogonal or perpendicular.
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Think About It…
What is true about the angle between two nonzero vectors u and v, if the following are true?
u•v = 0u•v < 0u•v > 0v = ku, where k is a scalar
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Find the measure of angle ABC for A(2, -1), B(3, 4) and C(-1, 3)
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Use vectors to determine whether ΔPAR with P(2, -2), A(5, 7) and R(-
1, -1) is right, acute or obtuse.
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Find the measure of the angle between the lines 2x + y = 5 and
3x – 2y = 8.