s3w1 FC Dot product

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s3w1 FC Dot product

Last updated 8 months ago

22 questions

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Draggable item		Corresponding Item

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What is \vec{M}\cdot\vec{N}? round to the nearest 10th. notice that the answer is NOT a vector.

1

The other is used when given a vector in standard or component form

or

give \vec{M} above in component form.

1

Find the component form of \vec{N} above and calculate \vec{M}\cdot\vec{N}. round to the nearest 10th. It won't be exactly the same, because the lengths of the vectors given above are rounded.

1

ok, thats the algorithm, what does this mean?
Watch this and write any questions you have.

1

Simplify the expression. Write your answer as a imaginary number. No spaces.
\sqrt{-25}

1

Simplify the expression. Write your answer as a imaginary number. No spaces. Simplify any radicals.
\sqrt{8}\cdot\sqrt{-24}

1

Simplify the expression. Write your answer as an imaginary number.

(2i)^{5} \cdot (i\sqrt{6})^{2}

1

Simplify the expression. Write your answer as a complex number, a+bi, no spaces.
(9+5i)(4-2i)

1

In what ways are complex numbers and vectors similar? In what way are they different?

Ok, we have reviewed a little complex numbers, this next section is less 'Math you need to know' and more "what is this used for" as such, this is filled with some concerningly advanced level math, and it seems pretty long, but you won't be watching all of both videos if you don't want to. Just around 11 minutes of one and two minutes of the other. 

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Watch this video on spans of vectors -

1

We can use the dot product to change the basis vectors of a space. Can you think of reasons that might be practical?

1

Review: A vector \vec{A} is given as 4\hat{i}+2\hat{j}. match the description of the vector to the proper calculation

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
the length of the component of the vector in the positive y direction		\sqrt{4^2+2^2}
initial position
The angle between the vector and the x axis		4
The length of the component of the vector in the positive x direction		2
terminal position if it's initial position is (1,1)		trick question - it doesn't have one
The magnitude of the vector		(1+4,1+2)

At the end of last week there was a section of the video that was explaining how to take the dot product. We have not yet explained what the dot product _IS_. First, lets discuss the basic algorithm of the dot product.

First - there is the trig way:
where \theta is the angle between the two vectors. What do the lines around |\vec{A}| mean?

The coefficient of \vec{A}

The direction of \vec{A}

the \hat{i} component of \vec{A}

the magnitude of \vec{A}

Usually you use this form when given a vector in some way that is NOT the standard form (a\hat{i}+b\hat{j}) or component form <a,b>. See below - the vectors \vec{M} and \vec{N} are given as scalar extension of vectors.

What does the hat over M and N mean?

it is a special vector in the direction of x, y or z

it is a special vector because it is one unit long - a unit vector. 

it is a special vector that has an inflated view of itself. 

what is the magnitude of \vec{M} above (NOT \hat{M})

1

18

22

40.5

What is \vec{M}\cdot\vec{N}? round to the nearest 10th. notice that the answer is NOT a vector.

The other is used when given a vector in standard or component form

or

give \vec{M} above in component form.

Find the component form of \vec{N} above and calculate \vec{M}\cdot\vec{N}. round to the nearest 10th. It won't be exactly the same, because the lengths of the vectors given above are rounded.

ok, thats the algorithm, what does this mean?
Watch this and write any questions you have.

What is the dot product of two orthogonal vectors?

1

Infinity

0

Undefined

What is dot product also known as?

Orthogonal Product

Scalar Product

Vector Product

Cross Product

If the dot product of two vectors is negative, what does it indicate about the angle between them?

It is obtuse

It is acute

It is right angle

Cannot be determined

Which of the following expressions represents the subtraction of vector B from vector A: A - B?

A - 2B

B - A

A + (-B)

A - B = 0

Which expression represents adding the opposite of vector A to vector B?

A + B

B - A

B + A

-A - B

Ok, the rest of this flipped classroom is review of a couple bits from alg 2. Let's start with complex numbers. What is i? If you have hard time with this, maybe review using yay math's videos on complex numbers.

the direction in the x direction

a unit vector

The  direction on the complex plane

Simplify the expression. Write your answer as a imaginary number. No spaces.
\sqrt{-25}

Simplify the expression. Write your answer as a imaginary number. No spaces. Simplify any radicals.
\sqrt{8}\cdot\sqrt{-24}

Simplify the expression. Write your answer as an imaginary number.

(2i)^{5} \cdot (i\sqrt{6})^{2}

Simplify the expression. Write your answer as a complex number, a+bi, no spaces.
(9+5i)(4-2i)

In what ways are complex numbers and vectors similar? In what way are they different?

Ok, we have reviewed a little complex numbers, this next section is less 'Math you need to know' and more "what is this used for" as such, this is filled with some concerningly advanced level math, and it seems pretty long, but you won't be watching all of both videos if you don't want to. Just around 11 minutes of one and two minutes of the other. 

Watch this video on spans of vectors -

We can use the dot product to change the basis vectors of a space. Can you think of reasons that might be practical?

Categorize

How do you find the dot product from component form?
how do you find the dot product from magnitudes and angles?
what does the dot product signify?
what is the shadow of a vector on another vector?
what is the span of a set of vectors?

i've got this
I'm fuzzy
so confused

Review: A vector \vec{A} is given as 4\hat{i}+2\hat{j}.  match the description of the vector to the proper calculation

the length of the component of the vector in the positive y direction

\sqrt{4^2+2^2}

initial position

The angle between the vector and the x axis

4

The length of the component of the vector in the positive x direction

2

terminal position if it's initial position is (1,1)

trick question - it doesn't have one

The magnitude of the vector

(1+4,1+2)

At the end of last week there was a section of the video that was explaining how to take the dot product. We have not yet explained what the dot product _IS_. First, lets discuss the basic algorithm of the dot product. 

First - there is the trig way: 
where \theta is the angle between the two vectors. What do the lines around |\vec{A}| mean?

The coefficient of \vec{A}

The direction of \vec{A}

the \hat{i} component of \vec{A}

the magnitude of \vec{A}

Usually you use this form when given a vector in some way that is NOT the standard form (a\hat{i}+b\hat{j}) or component form <a,b>. See below - the vectors \vec{M} and \vec{N} are given as scalar extension of vectors.

What does the hat over M and N mean?

it is a special vector in the direction of x, y or z

it is a special vector because it is one unit long - a unit vector. 

it is a special vector that has an inflated view of itself. 

what is the magnitude of \vec{M} above (NOT \hat{M})

1

18

22

40.5

What is the dot product of two orthogonal vectors?

1

Infinity

0

Undefined

What is dot product also known as?

Orthogonal Product

Scalar Product

Vector Product

Cross Product

If the dot product of two vectors is negative, what does it indicate about the angle between them?

It is obtuse

It is acute

It is right angle

Cannot be determined

Which of the following expressions represents the subtraction of vector B from vector A: A - B?

A - 2B

B - A

A + (-B)

A - B = 0

Which expression represents adding the opposite of vector A to vector B?

A + B

B - A

B + A

-A - B

Ok, the rest of this flipped classroom is review of a couple bits from alg 2. Let's start with complex numbers. What is i? If you have hard time with this, maybe review using yay math's videos on complex numbers. 

the direction in the x direction

a unit vector

The  direction on the complex plane

Categorize

How do you find the dot product from component form?

how do you find the dot product from magnitudes and angles?

what does the dot product signify?

what is the shadow of a vector on another vector?

what is the span of a set of vectors?

i've got this

I'm fuzzy

so confused

s3w1 FC Dot product

s3w1 FC Dot product

What is \vec{M}\cdot\vec{N}? round to the nearest 10th. notice that the answer is NOT a vector.

The other is used when given a vector in standard or component formor give \vec{M} above in component form.

Find the component form of \vec{N} above and calculate \vec{M}\cdot\vec{N}. round to the nearest 10th. It won't be exactly the same, because the lengths of the vectors given above are rounded.

ok, thats the algorithm, what does this mean?Watch this and write any questions you have.

Simplify the expression. Write your answer as a imaginary number. No spaces.\sqrt{-25}

Simplify the expression. Write your answer as a imaginary number. No spaces. Simplify any radicals.\sqrt{8}\cdot\sqrt{-24}

Simplify the expression. Write your answer as an imaginary number.(2i)^{5} \cdot (i\sqrt{6})^{2}

Simplify the expression. Write your answer as a complex number, a+bi, no spaces.(9+5i)(4-2i)

In what ways are complex numbers and vectors similar? In what way are they different?

Watch this video on spans of vectors -

We can use the dot product to change the basis vectors of a space. Can you think of reasons that might be practical?

Review: A vector \vec{A} is given as 4\hat{i}+2\hat{j}. match the description of the vector to the proper calculation

Usually you use this form when given a vector in some way that is NOT the standard form (a\hat{i}+b\hat{j}) or component form <a,b>. See below - the vectors \vec{M} and \vec{N} are given as scalar extension of vectors.What does the hat over M and N mean?

what is the magnitude of \vec{M} above (NOT \hat{M})

What is \vec{M}\cdot\vec{N}? round to the nearest 10th. notice that the answer is NOT a vector.

The other is used when given a vector in standard or component formor give \vec{M} above in component form.

Find the component form of \vec{N} above and calculate \vec{M}\cdot\vec{N}. round to the nearest 10th. It won't be exactly the same, because the lengths of the vectors given above are rounded.

ok, thats the algorithm, what does this mean?Watch this and write any questions you have.

What is the dot product of two orthogonal vectors?

What is dot product also known as?

If the dot product of two vectors is negative, what does it indicate about the angle between them?

Which of the following expressions represents the subtraction of vector B from vector A: A - B?

Which expression represents adding the opposite of vector A to vector B?

Ok, the rest of this flipped classroom is review of a couple bits from alg 2. Let's start with complex numbers. What is i? If you have hard time with this, maybe review using yay math's videos on complex numbers.

Simplify the expression. Write your answer as a imaginary number. No spaces.\sqrt{-25}

Simplify the expression. Write your answer as a imaginary number. No spaces. Simplify any radicals.\sqrt{8}\cdot\sqrt{-24}

Simplify the expression. Write your answer as an imaginary number.(2i)^{5} \cdot (i\sqrt{6})^{2}

Simplify the expression. Write your answer as a complex number, a+bi, no spaces.(9+5i)(4-2i)

In what ways are complex numbers and vectors similar? In what way are they different?

Watch this video on spans of vectors -

We can use the dot product to change the basis vectors of a space. Can you think of reasons that might be practical?

Categorize

The other is used when given a vector in standard or component form

or

give \vec{M} above in component form.

ok, thats the algorithm, what does this mean?
Watch this and write any questions you have.

Simplify the expression. Write your answer as a imaginary number. No spaces.
\sqrt{-25}

Simplify the expression. Write your answer as a imaginary number. No spaces. Simplify any radicals.
\sqrt{8}\cdot\sqrt{-24}

Simplify the expression. Write your answer as an imaginary number.

(2i)^{5} \cdot (i\sqrt{6})^{2}

Simplify the expression. Write your answer as a complex number, a+bi, no spaces.
(9+5i)(4-2i)

Usually you use this form when given a vector in some way that is NOT the standard form (a\hat{i}+b\hat{j}) or component form <a,b>. See below - the vectors \vec{M} and \vec{N} are given as scalar extension of vectors.

What does the hat over M and N mean?

The other is used when given a vector in standard or component form

or

give \vec{M} above in component form.

ok, thats the algorithm, what does this mean?
Watch this and write any questions you have.

Simplify the expression. Write your answer as a imaginary number. No spaces.
\sqrt{-25}

Simplify the expression. Write your answer as a imaginary number. No spaces. Simplify any radicals.
\sqrt{8}\cdot\sqrt{-24}

Simplify the expression. Write your answer as an imaginary number.

(2i)^{5} \cdot (i\sqrt{6})^{2}

Simplify the expression. Write your answer as a complex number, a+bi, no spaces.
(9+5i)(4-2i)