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Example Questions
Example Question #161 : High School: Number And Quantity
If , and , what is ?
In order to solve this problem, we need to know how to subtract vectors. It is simply subtracting the x components and the y components.
So our final answer is .
Below is a visual representation.
Example Question #162 : High School: Number And Quantity
If , and , what is ?
In order to solve this problem, we need to know how to subtract vectors. It is simply subtracting the x components and the y components.
So our final answer is .
Below is a visual representation.
Example Question #1 : Represent Scalar Multiplication Graphically: Ccss.Math.Content.Hsn Vm.B.5a
If , what is ?
Multiplying a vector by a scalar is as simple as multiplying the scalar by each vector component. In equation form it looks like this.
where is the scalar.
In this case it is
The final answer is then .
There is a visual representation below.
The solid red arrow is , and the dashed blue line is .
Example Question #1 : Represent Scalar Multiplication Graphically: Ccss.Math.Content.Hsn Vm.B.5a
If , what is ?
Multiplying a vector by a scalar is as simple as multiplying the scalar by each vector component. In equation form it looks like this.
where is the scalar.
In this case it is
The final answer is then .
There is a visual representation below.
The solid red arrow is , and the dashed blue line is .
Example Question #1 : Represent Scalar Multiplication Graphically: Ccss.Math.Content.Hsn Vm.B.5a
If , what is ?
Multiplying a vector by a scalar is as simple as multiplying the scalar by each vector component. In equation form it looks like this.
where is the scalar.
In this case it is
The final answer is then .
There is a visual representation below.
The solid red arrow is , and the dashed blue line is .
Example Question #2 : Represent Scalar Multiplication Graphically: Ccss.Math.Content.Hsn Vm.B.5a
If , what is ?
Multiplying a vector by a scalar is as simple as multiplying the scalar by each vector component. In equation form it looks like this.
where is the scalar.
In this case it is
The final answer is then .
There is a visual representation below.
The solid red arrow is , and the dashed blue line is .
Example Question #5 : Represent Scalar Multiplication Graphically: Ccss.Math.Content.Hsn Vm.B.5a
If , what is ?
Multiplying a vector by a scalar is as simple as multiplying the scalar by each vector component. In equation form it looks like this.
where is the scalar.
In this case it is
The final answer is then .
There is a visual representation below.
The solid red arrow is , and the dashed blue line is .
Example Question #6 : Represent Scalar Multiplication Graphically: Ccss.Math.Content.Hsn Vm.B.5a
If , what is ?
Multiplying a vector by a scalar is as simple as multiplying the scalar by each vector component. In equation form it looks like this.
where is the scalar.
In this case it is
The final answer is then .
There is a visual representation below.
The solid red arrow is , and the dashed blue line is .
Example Question #7 : Represent Scalar Multiplication Graphically: Ccss.Math.Content.Hsn Vm.B.5a
If , what is ?
Multiplying a vector by a scalar is as simple as multiplying the scalar by each vector component. In equation form it looks like this.
where is the scalar.
In this case it is
The final answer is then .
There is a visual representation below.
The solid red arrow is , and the dashed blue line is .
Example Question #2 : Represent Scalar Multiplication Graphically: Ccss.Math.Content.Hsn Vm.B.5a
If , what is ?
Multiplying a vector by a scalar is as simple as multiplying the scalar by each vector component. In equation form it looks like this.
where is the scalar.
In this case it is
The final answer is then .
There is a visual representation below.
The solid red arrow is , and the dashed blue line is .
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