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Motion in A Plane

This document discusses motion in a plane and defines scalar and vector quantities. It explains that scalar quantities only have magnitude, while vector quantities have both magnitude and direction. Vector quantities obey the triangle and parallelogram laws of addition. The document also describes displacement vectors, adding and subtracting vectors using the triangle and parallelogram laws, and scalar and cross products of vectors.

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Motion in A Plane

This document discusses motion in a plane and defines scalar and vector quantities. It explains that scalar quantities only have magnitude, while vector quantities have both magnitude and direction. Vector quantities obey the triangle and parallelogram laws of addition. The document also describes displacement vectors, adding and subtracting vectors using the triangle and parallelogram laws, and scalar and cross products of vectors.

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MOTION IN A PLANE

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Scalar quantity
Physical quantity having
only magnitude and no
direction

Scalar quantity

Distance
Mass
Temperature
Time

Vector quantity
Physical quantity having both
magnitude and direction
Obeys triangle law of addition
Obeys parallelogram law of
addition

Vector quantity
Displacement
Velocity
Acceleration

Displacement Vector

Equality of Vectors

Additio
n
&
subtrac
tion of
Vectors

Triangle law of vector addition

rallelogram law of vector additi

Vector subtraction

Scalar
Product
of
Vectors

Scalar (dot) product of vectors


Scalar product of two vectors is the
product of magnitude of the two
vectors with the product of Cosine of
the angle between the two vectors.

Cross product of vectors


Cross product of two vectors is the
product of magnitude of the two
vectors with the product of Sine of the
angle between the two vectors and
having a direction perpendicular to the
plane containing both the vectors.

Cross product of vectors

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