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Question | Answer |
How would you define a vector? | A vector quantity is defined by magnitude AND direction. |
How would you define a scalar? | A scalar quantity is defined by magnitude only. |
What is the difference between distance and displacement? | Distance is described by magnitude only. Displacement includes both magnitude and direction. |
What is the equation for speed? | average speed = distance/time |
What is the equation for velocity? | Average velocity = displacement/time |
How to you add vectors? | Must makes sure that vectors are 'tip to tail' and used in a scale diagram. |
How do you add vectors at right angles? | It is easier to use Pythagoras to find the resultant and trigonometry to find the angle. |
What is the resultant of a number of forces? | A single force which has the same effect as the sum of individual forces. |
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