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Vectors
This is a set of handouts about VECTORS for General Physics
- Author
- Neeharika Thakur
- Publisher
- Prince George's Community College
- Source
- LibreTexts
- License
- CC BY-SA
- Language
- EN
- Category
- Basic Sciences
Contents· 36 sections
- 01: Introduction
- 1.01: Prelude to Vectors
- 1.02: Scalars and Vectors Part 1
- 1.03: Scalars and Vectors Part 2
- 1.04: One Dimensional Motion (Video) Khan Academy
- 1.05: Scalars and Vectors (Video) Bozman Science
- 1.06: Scalars and Vectors (Video) Organic Chemistry Tutor
- 1.07: Additional Materials
- 02: Addition of Vectors- Graphical Method
- 2.01: Vector Addition in Two Dimensions
- 2.02: Graphical Methods of Vector Addition
- 2.03: Adding Vectors (Algebraically and Graphically) (Video) Khan Academy
- 2.04: Adding Two Vectors Graphically (Video) Math and Science
- 2.05: Adding Vectors Graphically (Video) Michel van Biezen
- 2.06: Additional Materials
- 03: Vector Addition - Algebraic Method
- 3.01: Vector Addition and Subtraction- Analytical Methods
- 3.02: Adding Vectors Mathematically and Graphically (Video) Physics on Line
- 3.03: Adding Vectors in Magnitude and Direction Form (Video) Khan Academy
- 3.04: Adding Vectors by Means of Components (Video) Organic Chemistry Tutor
- 3.05: Head to Tail Method of Vector Addition (Video)
- 3.06: Additional Materials
- 04: Dot (Scalar) Product of Vectors
- 4.01: The Dot Product
- 4.02: Vector Dot Product
- 4.03: Dot Product of Two Vectors (Video)
- 4.04: Vector Dot Product and Vector Length (Video)
- 4.05: The Vector Dot Product (Video)
- 4.06: Additional Materials
- 05: Cross (Vector) Product of Vectors
- 5.01: The Cross Product
- 5.02: Vector Cross Product
- 5.03: Cross Product Introduction (Video)
- 5.04: The Vector Cross Product (Video)
- 5.05: Cross Product of Two Vectors Explained (Video)
- 5.06: Additional Materials