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Ch.3 Topics

Ch.3 Topics. x and y parts of motion adding vectors properties of vectors projectile and circular motion relative motion. Motion in Two Dimensions. displacements: x and y parts thus: x and y velocities Ex: 30m/s North + 40m/s East = 50m/s v x + v y = v

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Chapter 5

Chapter 5. The Laws of Motion. The Laws of Motion. The Laws of Motion. The description of an object in motion included its position, velocity, and acceleration. There was no consideration of what might influence that motion.

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Introduction to 3D Graphics Lecture 2: Mathematics of the Simple Camera

Introduction to 3D Graphics Lecture 2: Mathematics of the Simple Camera. Anthony Steed University College London. Overview. Basic Maths Points Vectors Simple Camera Scenes with spheres COP on +z Local illumination Ambient Diffuse Specular. Overview. Basic Maths Points Vectors

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Vectors and Scalars

Vectors and Scalars. Physics. Bell Ringer (5 mins) in your notebook. Bell ringer. Bell ringer. Bell ringer. Bell ringer. Objective. We will draw vectors & find the resultant to describe motion in 2-Dimensions

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Chapter 4

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Kuala Perlis

Nature is beautiful nature is fun love it or hate it nature is something to love nature is god's gift to us Nature is what we see. Kuala Perlis. Engineering Mechanics STATIC. FORCE VECTORS. Chapter Outline. Scalars and Vectors Vector Operations Vector Addition of Forces

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Points, Vectors, Lines, Spheres and Matrices

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Points, Vectors, Lines, Spheres and Matrices

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Vector Calculus

Vector Calculus. Mengxia Zhu Fall 2007. Objective. Review vector arithmetic Distinguish points and vectors Relate geometric concepts to their algebraic representation Describe point, line, and planes Exploit the dot product and cross product and their applications in Graphics.

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Vectors

Vectors. Vector : quantity that has magnitude and direction Scalar : quantity that has magnitude only Example: 20 mi north (vector) vs. 20 mi (scalar) Arrows represent vectors graphically. (or A ). Magnitude = . (or A ). (arrow length proportional to vector magnitude). A. A. B. B.

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Chapter 2: Vector spaces

Chapter 2: Vector spaces. Vector spaces, subspaces, basis, dimension, coordinates, row-equivalence, computations. A vector space (V,F, +, .). F a field V a set (of objects called vectors) Addition of vectors (commutative, associative) Scalar multiplications. Examples.

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Physics 221, February 16

Key Concepts: Vectors Projectile motion Friction Uniform circular motion. Physics 221, February 16. Vector addition. Add two vectors, A an B . R = A + B Find the x- and y-components of each vector. Find the components of R .

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Vectors

Vectors. Scalars and Vectors Vector Components and Arithmetic Vectors in 3 Dimensions Unit vectors i , j , k. Serway and Jewett Chapter 3. Physical quantities are classified as scalars, vectors, etc. Scalar : described by a real number with units

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Vectors

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Chapter 3: Vectors and Coordinate System

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Game Physics and Projectiles

Game Physics and Projectiles Soon Tee Teoh CS 134 Interactive Systems and Events In a game, the player interacts with the game through input devices: mouse, keyboard, joystick, steering wheel etc. The OS manages user input A user input generates an Interrupt at the hardware level

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Game Physics and Projectiles

Game Physics and Projectiles. Soon Tee Teoh CS 134. Interactive Systems and Events. In a game, the player interacts with the game through input devices: mouse, keyboard, joystick, steering wheel etc. The OS manages user input A user input generates an Interrupt at the hardware level

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Vector Addition: Parallelogram Method

Vector Addition: Parallelogram Method. Jerome walks 4 km north, and 8 km east. What is his displacement?. Graphical: Tip to Tail Method. Jerome walks 4 km north, and 8 km east. What is his displacement?. Graphical Vector Addition: Parallelogram Method. Tip to Tail Method. B. C. A. D.

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GALILEO GALILEI

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