All That Vector Vocab!
Another Word for Magnitude
What is "length?"
Looking at the graph at the top of your review sheet, is the following statement true or false? If it is false, correct the statement so that it is true.
F + C +D = E
What is "True?"
Given: a = < 4, - 6 >, b = < - 2, 3 >, and c = < 1, 4 >, determine the following.
a + 4c - b =
What is "< 10, 7 >?"
Given: a = < 4, - 6 >, b = < - 2, 3 >, and c = < 1, 4 >, determine the following.
|| a + c || =
What is " √29? "
Ms. Hocking attends this university
What is "Lipscomb University?"
A vector is a quantity that possesses these two features
What are "magnitude" and "direction?"
Looking at the graph at the top of your review sheet, is the following statement true or false? If it is false, correct the statement so that it is true.
F + K + G = 0
What is "True?"
Given: a = < 4, - 6 >, b = < - 2, 3 >, and c = < 1, 4 >, determine the following.
a • b =
What is " - 26? "
Give the component form and magnitude of the vectors.
Initial point Terminal point
(5, 2) (-9, 1)
What are "<-14, -1>" and "√197?"
Ms. Hocking is from this U.S. state
What is "Oregon?"
The phrase "first times first plus second times second" is used to help remember how to perform this operation
What is the "dot product?"
Looking at the graph at the top of your review sheet, is the following statement true or false? If it is false, correct the statement so that it is true.
G + A + B = K
What is "False?" It equals negative K.
Given: a = < 4, - 6 >, b = < - 2, 3 >, and c = < 1, 4 >, determine the following.
b • c =
What is " 10? "
Give the component form and magnitude of the vectors.
Initial point Terminal point
(4, -3) (10, 7)
What are " < 6, 10 > " and " 2√34 ?"
Ms. Hocking hates this popular food:
A: Chocolate C: Peanut Butter
B: Cheese D: Ice Cream
What is "cheese?"
If the dot product of two vectors is zero, then the two vectors are considered this; a synonym to perpendicular
What is "orthogonal?"
Looking at the vectors at the bottom your review sheet, find the following:
2v + w + 2x =
Let's draw this together on the board!
Given: a = < 4, - 6 >, b = < - 2, 3 >, and c = < 1, 4 >, determine the following.
(a • c) c =
What is " < -20, -80 >?"
Given: w = <-2, 5>, x = <10, 4>, and z=<3,9>, determine if the following pairs of vectors are orthogonal. EXPLAIN YOUR ANSWER!!
w and x
"What is orthogonal, because the dot product is zero?"
This is the name of Ms. Hocking's dog; It is also the nickname of the young heroine from a classic work of modern literature
What is "Scout?"
A vector's component form is written in the following notation: < a, b > in which the a and b stand for these two terms
What are the "vertical and horizontal components?"
Looking at the vectors at the bottom your review sheet, find the following:
w - 2x =
Let's draw this together on the board!
Given: a = < 4, - 6 >, b = < - 2, 3 >, and c = < 1, 4 >, determine the following.
(b • c) a =
What is " <40, -60>? "
Given: w = <-2, 5>, x = <10, 4>, and z=<3,9>, determine if the following pairs of vectors are orthogonal. EXPLAIN YOUR ANSWER!!
x and z
What is "Not Orthogonal, because the dot product does not equal zero (but 66)?"
This is Ms. Hocking's absolute favorite author; she has read 19 of his books as well as one unpublished novel that can only be received by signing up for his email notifications
Who is "Brandon Sanderson?"