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FIKIRANKU SELALU INGATKAMU
3 kg + 4 kg = 7 kg
3 N + 4 N = ?
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Vectors Quantities and Scalar QuantitiesVectors Quantities and Scalar Quantities
Vector Quantities are physical quantities Vector Quantities are physical quantities which have a magnitude or value and directionwhich have a magnitude or value and direction
Example : velocity, acceleration, Force, etcExample : velocity, acceleration, Force, etc Scalar quantities are physical quantities Scalar quantities are physical quantities
which have magnitude or value without which have magnitude or value without directiondirection
Example : Mass, Time, Temperature, volume , Example : Mass, Time, Temperature, volume , etcetc
Notation VectorsNotation Vectors The vectors quantities are written in bold type, The vectors quantities are written in bold type,
while italicization is used to represent the scalar while italicization is used to represent the scalar value/scalar quantities.value/scalar quantities.Exp: -The vector A is written as Exp: -The vector A is written as A A and the scalar and the scalar quantity is written quantity is written AA
The vector quantities can written with a The vector quantities can written with a distinguishing mark, such as an arrow.distinguishing mark, such as an arrow.Exp: - The vector A is written as A and the scalar Exp: - The vector A is written as A and the scalar
quantity is written A . quantity is written A .
A Vector can be expressed in diagram with a directed line segment.
Magnitude of vector
Direction of vector
A
Capture point
= direction of vector
NEGATIVE VECTORS
A
- A
Negative vectors is the vectors which have the same in magnitude but opposite in direction
To determine resultant vector with graphic method
1. Polygon method
2. Parallelogram method
BOXF1
F2
F1
F2
F1 + F2
BOXF1
F2
F3
F3
F1
F2
F1 + F2 + F3
TRIANGLE METHOD
POLYGON METHOD
F1
F2
FR = F1
+ F2
F2
F1
Parallelogram MethodParallelogram Method
BOX
Characteristic of Vectors addition
Resultant vector with analytical method
1.Cosine equation
2.Vector component method
F1
F2
FR = F1
+ F2
2F2
F1
1. The Magnitude and direction of vector resultant with cosines equation
1
cos2 2122
21 FFFFFR
sinsinsin 1
2
2
1 RFFF
The Magnitude of vector resultant :
The direction of vector resultant :
Two vectors form angle of 0Two vectors form angle of 000
21 FFFR
The magnitude resultant of vector
The direction of vector resultant a direction with both of vectors
F1
F2
F1 F2
FR = F1 + F2
Two vectors form angle of 180Two vectors form angle of 18000
(Two Vectors opposite each other)(Two Vectors opposite each other)
2121 FFifFFFR
1212 FFifFFFR
The magnitude resultant of vector
The direction of vector resultant a direction with the biggest vector
F1
F2
F1
F2FR = F1 - F2
Two vectors form angle of 90Two vectors form angle of 9000
(Two Vectors perpendicular (Two Vectors perpendicular each other) each other)
22
21 FFFR
1
2tanF
F
F1
F2
900
F R = F 1
+ F
2
The magnitude resultant of vector
The direction of vector resultant
Fx
FyF
2. 2. vectors resultant with component vectors resultant with component vectors methodvectors method
22yx FFF
22yx FFF
x
y
x
y
F
F
F
Ftan
X
y
Vectors components :
Fx = F cos Fy = F sin
The Magnitude of vectors resultant F:
For two or more vectors :
The Direction of vector resultant :
SAMPLE PROBLEMSAMPLE PROBLEM1.1. A vector of velocity (V) forms an angle 30A vector of velocity (V) forms an angle 300 0 with positive X with positive X
axis andaxis and the magnitude is 20 m/s. determine the the magnitude is 20 m/s. determine the magnitude of vector component!magnitude of vector component!
2.2. Two vector of velocity have base points which coincide, Two vector of velocity have base points which coincide,
those are vthose are v11= 3 m/s and v= 3 m/s and v2 2 = 4 m/s. if = 4 m/s. if = 60 = 6000.. find the find the
magnitude and direction of vector resultant. magnitude and direction of vector resultant.
3.3. Four velocity vector have magnitudes and directions as Four velocity vector have magnitudes and directions as follows :follows :
VV11 = 10 m/s , = 10 m/s , 11 = 0 = 000
VV22 = 12 m/s , = 12 m/s , 22 = 60 = 6000
VV33 = 10 m/s , = 10 m/s , 33 = 120 = 12000
VV44 = 6 m/s , = 6 m/s , 44 = 240 = 24000
Determine the magnitude and direction of vector resultant!Determine the magnitude and direction of vector resultant!
1.1.
sm
v
vv
sm
v
vv
y
y
x
x
/10
)2
1(20
30sin20
sin
/310
)32
1(20
30cos20
cos
0
0
SOLUTION
The components of vector
V
Vx
Vy
cos2 2122
21 vvvvv
022 60cos4.3.243
37
0
1
0
1
1
1,32
)5320,0(sin
5320,0sin
60sin37
3sin
sinsin
sinsin:
v
v
vvDirection
v1
V2
v
2.
3.3. vv1x1x = v = v11 cos cos 11 vv1y1y = v = v11 sin sin 11
= 10 cos 0= 10 cos 000 = 10 sin 0 = 10 sin 000
= 10 (1) = 10 (1) = 10 (0) = 10 (0) = 10= 10 = 0 = 0
vv2x2x = v = v22 cos cos 22 vv2y2y = v = v22 sin sin 22
= 12 cos 60= 12 cos 6000 = 12 sin 60 = 12 sin 6000
= 12 ( ) = 12 ( ) = 12 ( ) = 6 = 12 ( ) = 6 = 6= 6
vv3x3x = v = v33 cos cos 33 vv3y3y = v = v33 sin sin 33
= 10 cos 120= 10 cos 12000 = 10 sin 120 = 10 sin 12000
= 10 ( ) = 10 ( ) = 10 ( ) = 5 = 10 ( ) = 5 = - 5= - 5
vv4x4x = v = v44 cos cos 44 vv4y4y = v = v44 sin sin 44
= 6 cos 240= 6 cos 24000 = 6 sin 240 = 6 sin 24000
= 6 ( ) = 6 ( ) = 6 ( ) = -3 = 6 ( ) = -3 = -3= -3
2
1 32
13
2
1 3
2
13
32
1 3
2
1
No vectors direction Vx= V cos Vy = V sin
1
2
3
4
V1 = 10
V2 = 12
V3 = 10
V4 = 6
00
600
1200
2400
V1x = 10
V2x = 6
V3x = -5
V4x = -3
V1y = 0
V2y = 6
V3y = 5
V4y = -3
3
3
3
Table
8 xV 38 yV
The magnitude of result vector
16
256
19264
)38(8 22
22
yxR VVV
The direction of result vector
060
38
38tan
x
y
F
F
V1
V2
V3
V4
600600
600 V2x
V3x
V4x
V2y
V3y
V4yV2x = V2 cos 600
V3x = V3 cos 600
V4x = V4 cos 600 V4y = V4 sin 600
V2y = V2 sin 600
V3y = V3 sin 600
V1
V2
V3
V4
300300
300
V2x
V3x
V4x
V2y
V3y
V4yV2x = V2 sin 300
V3x = V3 sin 300
V4x = V4 sin 300 V4y = V4 cos 300
V2y = V2 cos 300
V3y = V3 cos 300
V1
V2
V3
V4
600
300
600 V2x
V3x
V4x
V2y
V3y
V4yV2x = V2 cos 600
V3x = V3 sin 600
V4x = V4 cos 600 V4y = V4 cos 600
V2y = V2 cos 600
V3y = V3 cos 600
UNIT VECTORUNIT VECTOR
Unit vector is a vector of which the Unit vector is a vector of which the magnitude equals to one and the direction magnitude equals to one and the direction is the same as the direction of vector is the same as the direction of vector component.component.
In three dimensional case there are 3 umit In three dimensional case there are 3 umit vector, that is vector, that is ii , , jj , , kk i i = unit vector in the same direction as x axis = unit vector in the same direction as x axis j j = unit vector in the same direction as y axis = unit vector in the same direction as y axis k k = unit vector in the same direction as z axis = unit vector in the same direction as z axis
Unit vector in three Unit vector in three dimensional casedimensional case
X
Y
Z
j
i
k
Vector A can be expressed by unit vector as Vector A can be expressed by unit vector as followsfollows
222zyx AAAA
AX i
Ay j
Az kA
A = AX i + Ay j + Az k
The magnitude of vector A can be expressed by
In one dimensional case, then Ay = Az = 0
In two dimensional case , then Az = 0
Y
Z
X
Vector MultiplicationVector Multiplication
Dot Product VectorDot Product Vector
Dot Product vector gives a scalar result, therefore the dot Dot Product vector gives a scalar result, therefore the dot product vector is also called scalar product vector.product vector is also called scalar product vector.
The dot product vector between A and B can be expressed The dot product vector between A and B can be expressed as follows :as follows :
AA .. B B = A B cos = A B cos
AA = vector A, = vector A, B B = vector B, A = the magnitude of vector A= vector B, A = the magnitude of vector A
B = the magnitude of vector B, B = the magnitude of vector B, = angle between = angle between AA and and BB
Dot product vector Characteristic a peer the unit vectorDot product vector Characteristic a peer the unit vector
i . ii . i = = j . jj . j = = k . kk . k = (1) (1) cos 0 = 1 = (1) (1) cos 0 = 1
i . ji . j = = i . ki . k = = j . kj . k = (1) (1) cos 90 = (1) (1) cos 9000 = 0 = 0
j . ij . i = = k . ik . i = = k . jk . j = (1) (1) cos 90 = (1) (1) cos 9000 = 0 = 0
If vector If vector AA and vector and vector BB written in unit vector notation : written in unit vector notation :
and and
So, dot product vector So, dot product vector A A and vector and vector BB is is
A . B A . B = (A= (AXX i i ++ AAyy j j ++ AAzz k k ) (B) (BXX i i ++ BByy j j ++ BBzz k k ))
= A= AXX i i BBXX i i + + AAXX i i BByy j j ++ AAXX i i BBz z k k + + AAyy j j BBXX i i + + AAyy j j BByy j j ++
AAyy j j BBzz k k ++ AAzz k k BBXX i i ++ AAzz k k BByy j j ++ AAzz k k BBzz k k
A . BA . B = A = AXX B BXX ++ AAyy B By y ++ AAzz B Bzz
A = AX i + Ay j + Az k B = BX i + By j + Bz k
Cross Product VectorCross Product Vector
Cross Product vector gives a new vector result, therefore Cross Product vector gives a new vector result, therefore the dot product vector is also called vector product.the dot product vector is also called vector product.
The Cross product vector between The Cross product vector between AA and and BB can be product can be product vector vector C, C, Which the magnitude is Which the magnitude is
C C = = AA XX B B = A B sin = A B sin
AA = vector A, = vector A, B B = vector B, A = the magnitude of vector A= vector B, A = the magnitude of vector A
B = the magnitude of vector B, B = the magnitude of vector B, = angle between = angle between AA and and BB
Cross product vector Characteristic a peer the unit vectorCross product vector Characteristic a peer the unit vector
i x ii x i = = j x jj x j = = k x kk x k = (1) (1) sin 0 = 0 = (1) (1) sin 0 = 0
i x ji x j = = kk j x i = -kj x i = -k
j x kj x k = = ii k x j = -ik x j = -i
k x i = jk x i = j i x k = -ji x k = -j
If vector If vector AA and vector and vector BB written in unit vector notation : written in unit vector notation :
and and
So, cross product vector So, cross product vector A A and vector and vector BB is is
A X B A X B = (A= (AXX i i ++ AAyy j j ++ AAzz k k ) (B) (BXX i i ++ BByy j j ++ BBzz k k ))
= A= AXX i i BBXX i i + + AAXX i i BByy j j ++ AAXX i i BBz z k k + + AAyy j j BBXX i i + + AAyy j j BByy j j ++
AAyy j j BBzz k k ++ AAzz k k BBXX i i ++ AAzz k k BByy j j ++ AAzz k k BBzz k k
A = AX i + Ay j + Az k B = BX i + By j + Bz k
= A= AXX i i BByy j j ++ AAXX i i BBz z k k + + AAyy j j BBXX i i ++ A Ayy j j BBzz k k ++ AAzz k k BBXX i i ++ AAzz k k BByy j j
= A= AXX B Byy kk ++ AAXX B Bz z (-(-jj)) + + AAyy B BXX (- (-kk) ) ++ A Ayy B Bzz ii ++ AAzz B BXX jj ++ AAzz B Byy(-(-ii))
= A= Ayy B Bzz ii ++ AAzz B Byy(-(-ii) ) ++ A Azz B BXX jj ++ A AXX B Bz z (-(-jj)) + + AAXX B Byy kk ++ A Ayy B BXX (- (-kk) )
= A= Ayy B Bzz ii -- AAzz B Byy((ii) ) ++ A Azz B BXX jj -- A AXX B Bz z ((jj)) + + AAXX B Byy kk -- A Ayy B BXX ( (kk) )
= A= Ayy B Bzz ii -- AAzz B Byy ii ++ A Azz B BXX jj -- A AXX B Bz z jj + + AAXX B Byy kk -- A Ayy B BXX kk
A X BA X B = = ((AAyy B Bzz -- AAzz B Byy)) ii ++ ((AAzz B BXX -- A AXX B Bzz)) jj + (+ (AAXX B Byy -- A Ayy B BXX)) kk
Cross product vector with determinant Cross product vector with determinant methodmethodA = AX i + Ay j + Az k
B = BX i + By j + Bz k
C = A x B
C =
i j k i j
Ax Ay Az Ax Ay
Bx By Bz Bx By
- negative
+ positive
C= A X B = Ay Bz i - Az By i + Az BX j - AX Bz j + AX By k - Ay BX k
C = A X B = (Ay Bz - Az By) i + (Az BX - AX Bz) j + (AX By - Ay BX) k
Cross product two Cross product two vectorsvectors
k
i
j
+
-
Positive
Negative
SAMPLE PROBLEMSAMPLE PROBLEMA = 2 i + 3 j + k A = AX i + Ay j + Az k
B = 4 i + 2 j - 2 k B = BX i + By j + Bz k
Determine : a A . B
b. A x B
1. a A . B = AX BX + Ay By + Az Bz
SOLUTION
= (2) (4) + (3) (2) + (1) (-2)
= 8 + 6 - 2
= 12
b.
C = A X B = (Ay Bz - Az By) i + (Az BX - AX Bz) j + (AX By - Ay BX) k
= ( (3) (-2) – (1) (2) ) i + ( (1)(4) – (2)(-2) ) j + ( (2) (2) – (3) (4) ) k
= - 8 i + 8 j - 8 k
222 )8()8()8( BxAC
Cross product vector with determinant Cross product vector with determinant methodmethod
222 )8()8()8( BxAC
A = 2i + 3 j + k
B = 4i + 2 j - 2 k
C = A x B
C =
i j k i j
2 3 1 2 3
4 2 -2 4 2
- negative
+ positive
C = A X B = -8 i + 8 j - 8 k
A = AX i + Ay j + Az k B = BX i + By j + Bz k
-6 i
4 j4 k
-12 k -2 i4 j
sin cos tan
00 0 1 0
300
450 1
600
900 1 0 -
1800 0 -1 0
2700 -1 0 -
3600 0 1 0
Sin, cos, tan table
22
12
2
1
2
13
2
13
3
1
32
12
13
NOTES
Kuadran II (1800 - )
Kuadran III ( 1800 + )
Kuadran IV ( 3600 - )
Example
Cos 1200 =……….
1200 = di kudran II ( hanya sin yang positive)
Cos 1200 = cos (180 - )
= cos (1800 – 600 )
= - cos 600 = 2
1
sin 2400 =……….
2400 = di kudran III ( hanya tan yang positive)
sin 2400 = sin (180 + )
= sin (1800 + 600 )
= - sin 600 = 32
1
Letak kuadran sudut sebuah vektor
Kuadran I II III IV
Fx
Fy
+
+
-
+
-
-
+
-