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Today we look into vectors magnitude of a vector so we are saying that vectors are quantities that have they has uh they have both ...

In this video we look at how we calculate with column vectors. We look at adding two column vectors together, multiplying a ...

Master the art of sketching a vector field with this informative video. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced student of ...

This video explains how we can normalize a vector using its size. Thanks for watching!

So quickly we look into additions and subtractions of vectors so in this case we have a question on the board given that a is this ...

Scalars & Vectors Simplified for JAMB (Full Breakdown + 28 Solved Questions + Assignment!) In this video, we break down ...

This video explains how we can find the magnitude of a vector. Thanks for watching!

In the first example, point C should be C(4,1,1). I forgot a comma. In the last example, the parametric equation for y should read y ...

If you're multiplying a vector by -3 multiply the x component by -3 and the y component by -3 as well What's8 * -3 24 And -42 * -3 is ...

In this video, we introduce the idea of a vector in detail with several examples. Then, we demonstrate the utility of vectors in ...

Explains the concept of building a resultant vector from it's horizontal and vertical components. This video uses concepts from AP ...

We talk about Vector products in our previous video we discussed the dot product that the scalar product now we shall discuss the ...

To find the dotproduct between two vectors multiply the x components and then multiply the y components. And then add them ...

This is an example of how to find the dot product of two vectors. Thanks for watching!

Hello everyone, in this video we are solving past paper questions based on vectors. This is the sixteenth video on Vectors.

https://www.buymeacoffee.com/zeeshanzamurred Pearson A level maths, applied year 2 textbook (8.2) In this video I cover: 1.

https://www.buymeacoffee.com/zeeshanzamurred Pearson A level maths, applied year 2 textbook (8.1) In this video I cover: 1.

How can we show that for every vector its magnitude is equal to the square root of its x component squared plus its y component ...

How to multiply a column vector by a scalar.

This video explains how we can find the dot product of two 3 dimensional vectors. Thanks for watching!