Scalars and Vectors

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Graphical addition of vectors

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A + B = C

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Illustration of vector addition

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Illustrates how vectors are added graphically.

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Understanding vector magnitude

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Magnitude is the size or length of the vector.

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Importance of vector origin

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Determines where the vector begins.

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Scalar example: Speed

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A scalar quantity representing how fast an object is moving.

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Unbalanced Forces

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Unbalanced forces result in acceleration (m/s²).

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FBD for a Ball Rolling at Constant Velocity

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Vectors are balanced; no acceleration.

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Sliding Book

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A book sliding to the right slows down due to friction.

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Forces on a Book

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The table pushes upward, and gravity pulls downward on the book.

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Air Resistance

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Air resistance opposes the motion of objects through air.