@ToastFroEva hey ! i dont know if u solve this problem but when they say "2N south of west" that means that u i'll take exactly 45 degrees.. as an angle..
can anyone explain to me why V=Vx+Vy? I'm confused cuz I thought V should be the square root of Vx squared plus Vy Squared according to pythagorean rules.. Thanx :)
V=Vx+Vy where V, Vx, and Vy are vectors. True. This is because of the rules for vector addition. |v|=sqrt ( |Vx|^2 + |Vy|^2) where |v|, |Vx| and |Vy| are distances, or the lengths of the vectors. This is because of pythagorean theorm.
@mild0sexy hi i know that is late but V=Vx+Vy it how the vector is define( remember those are unit vectors), that mines that the projection of the vector V in each axis. and the V should be the square root of Vx squared plus Vy Squared according to pythagorean rules. is to get the magnitude of the vector
You are awesome. Thanks a bunch for your very helpful videos. I wish my physics teacher could explain things half as well as you can--no fault of his though, people have different talents. Anyway, thanks!
Thank u so much, u are doing a wonderful job. I'm taking physics 2 and cal2. I never liked unit vectors, 'cuz they would confuse me more. But now I know why we have those little thingies, thanks to u
I am very happy to see the vidoe Expressing a vector as the scaled sum of unit vectors after you give this
Kricardose 2 weeks ago
I Love The Video Expressing a vector as the scaled sum of unit vectors It Can Increase My Knowledge
bebeheuy 2 weeks ago
Steady I Really Like This Video Expressing a vector as the scaled sum of unit vectors
Mjhond 2 weeks ago
Nice to finally know what Vector is, thanks Mate! :D
zuser 1 month ago
sweatness i got an A in calc 3 but never really new what the i j and k were i was just like O u just put them there lol but now i knowwwww :)
delvecchi088 3 months ago
thank you sal! I wish you could teach every one of my classes!!
DrLasker1 4 months ago
I love you Khan... you keep me from being confused one semester after another.
virginialikesyou 5 months ago
Sal, ur the best
ticocr16 5 months ago
khan rocksssss!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
elninogauje 8 months ago
Hate when you click on the wrong video, and watch it anyways because Khan just makes every topic so interesting.
recoil33 8 months ago 5
1....0.... oh what am i talking about i must have been writing in arabic. lol that made my day XD
lpbug 11 months ago
He makes this more clear then a crystal Pepsi.
321boileranimal 1 year ago
thank you this is a really good instruction for us to know more about vector.
i like the way he taught.
indre64 1 year ago
you're a boss.
generalhess69able 1 year ago 5
thanks! this will help my tomorrow quiz! xD
lawrencewong100 1 year ago
sal! you should do examples of river crossing, you are amazing at physics.
caladbolge 1 year ago
How do you find the magnitude of the vector?
C4CJW 1 year ago
@C4CJW
its just the length, so the magnitude of a velocity is just its speed.
UberCuba 1 year ago
awesome, thanks
C4CJW 1 year ago
well.. hard question
lawrencewong100 1 year ago
You r awesome man! Thank you so much!
MrAlexhusa 2 years ago
U just awesome :D
I learned a lotttttt.
I love phy now .
Johnjpcoc 2 years ago
Thank you so much.
But I have a question, what if a problem doesn't give you the degrees of an angle for a vector.
If it makes my question any clearer, here's the problem:
If x = 2.00 N S of W and y = 3.00 N, 10 degrees N of W then find x plus y
ToastFroEva 2 years ago
@ToastFroEva hey ! i dont know if u solve this problem but when they say "2N south of west" that means that u i'll take exactly 45 degrees.. as an angle..
rcrr13 2 years ago
Dude, this really helped me. I went through Electrical Engineering at UT Austin and didn't know what unit vectors were for. THANKS!
navyman4 2 years ago
can anyone explain to me why V=Vx+Vy? I'm confused cuz I thought V should be the square root of Vx squared plus Vy Squared according to pythagorean rules.. Thanx :)
mild0sexy 2 years ago
V=Vx+Vy where V, Vx, and Vy are vectors. True. This is because of the rules for vector addition. |v|=sqrt ( |Vx|^2 + |Vy|^2) where |v|, |Vx| and |Vy| are distances, or the lengths of the vectors. This is because of pythagorean theorm.
amanda112358 2 years ago
I thought that when you factor vectors, victor, you create a new vector; resulting in a three dimensional figure.
bigmon888 2 years ago
because its V is for Vectors its the distance from the starting point to the end but with coordinates. Its different from the Pythagorean theorem
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@mild0sexy hi i know that is late but V=Vx+Vy it how the vector is define( remember those are unit vectors), that mines that the projection of the vector V in each axis. and the V should be the square root of Vx squared plus Vy Squared according to pythagorean rules. is to get the magnitude of the vector
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rcrr13 2 years ago
cud u plz upload a video related to the topic unit vector in cartesian coordinate system
01mohammed 2 years ago
afernoon??:S:S
its morning :L:L
M0H51NHU5541N 2 years ago
I echo everyone's sentiments. You are very clear. Thank you. I will give you your 99 cents when I'm not on my work computer... well worth it.
disneypassholder 2 years ago
You are awesome. Thanks a bunch for your very helpful videos. I wish my physics teacher could explain things half as well as you can--no fault of his though, people have different talents. Anyway, thanks!
Zeuts85 2 years ago 2
Oh man, thank you so much, extremely useful, you are a skilled teacher! Thank you again.
innuendostefan 2 years ago
2:30 lol. Mate English is the one thats backwards. Haha thanks for the video :) Very useful
Ba3dadBoy 2 years ago
Thank u so much, u are doing a wonderful job. I'm taking physics 2 and cal2. I never liked unit vectors, 'cuz they would confuse me more. But now I know why we have those little thingies, thanks to u
KherlenBorjigon 3 years ago 9
Thank you sooooooooo much.
saronghezai 3 years ago
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utube policy.... try uploading a video bigger than 10 minutes...and u'll understand..
CannibalisticFun 3 years ago 9
Thank you so much.
rick7917 3 years ago
Great Video, Really useful for my Maths Alevel here in england, thanks!
basoon 3 years ago 2