Vectors and matrices Flashcards

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What is the term when the order of multiplication doesn’t matter

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Commutative

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What does the dot product end in?

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A scalar number

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What is the commuatative property?

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The order of multiplication doesn’t matter

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What is the distributative property?

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You can multiply something outside of a bracket to the components inside

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Are vectors distributive?

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Yes

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What is it called when you use dot product and multiple a vector over parenteses?

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Distributive

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What is associative?

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The grouping of multiplication doesn’t matter

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What is the difference between commutative, distributive and associative?

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Commutative - the order of multiplication doesn’t matter
Distributive - you can multiply something outside of the bracket to the inside components
Associative - the grouping of multiplication doesn’t matter

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Whats the notation for a vector?

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lower case with an arrow above it

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What is R2

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Ordered 2 tupes where all the vlaues are real numbers

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What is standard position?

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Origin

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What is the relationship between x-y and y - x

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The same magnitude but opposite directions

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13
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How do you denote a unit vector?

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A hat

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What is a hat and arrow for?

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Hat is unit vector

Arrow is a normal vector

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What are position vectors?

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Tehy are co-ordinates i.e. they start at the origin

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What is the magnitude of a vector?

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It’s the length of the line

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How do you measure the magnitude of a vector?

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Create triangles and use pythagorus

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How do you denomate the magniude of a vector?

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|| a with arrow ||

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How do you find a unit vector with a given direction?

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Divide by the magnitude of the vector (so that the magnitude is 1)

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How do you represent a line? Where the line goes through the origin?

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V = [2 1]

S = { c v | E R}

Set where scalar of the vector v where the scalar is a real number

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How do you get the vector between 2 position vectors?

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Subtract one from the other

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22
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Does the order matter when working out the vector between 2 position vectors

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No

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How do you document a line that does not go through the origin?

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S = { x + c v | c E R}

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How do you document a line that does not go through the origin and is given by 2 position vectors?

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S = {a + c ( b - a) | c E R}

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True or false: can you reach any point on a 2d with linear combinations?
True
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What is linear independence?
Vectors that cannot be expressed by the other ones
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What do you have to have to represent any point in R2?
Two linerally indepednet vectors
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How do you prove that a set of vectors are lineally indepednet?
If you have any non zero value scalar where the vectors can be combined to be [0 0]
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How do you get the modulus of a vector?
Dot product of itself square rooted
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What is r.r?
r.r = ∥r∥2
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What is r.s?
r.s = ∥r∥∥s∥ cos θ
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What does it mean when r.s is zero?
They are orthogonal
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What does it mean when r.s is negative?
They are going in opposite directions
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What does it mean when r.s is positive?
They are going in the same direction
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What is the scalar projection?
Projection The component of a vector a that is in the same direction as of vector b (Hence projection is a vector) Length of the projection does not depend on the length(magnitude) of b. See the image below
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What is the forumula for scalar projection?
scalar projection: r.s _ ∥r∥
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What is the vector projection?
The sclar projecttion times by a unit vector in the direction of r
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What is the fomula for vector projection?
r.s _ r.r x r
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How do you change the basis in new orthogonal vectors?
For R in b1 and b2: r. b1 / b1.b1 r. b2 / b2.b2
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What is basis?
Basis is a set of n vectors that are linearly independent and span the space
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What do basis vector not have to be?
unit vectors or orthogonal
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What matrix changes nothing?
The identity matrix 1 0 0 1
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What does this matrix do? 0 1 1. 0
Mirror at 45 degrees
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What does this matrix do? 0 -1 -1 0
Mirror at 320 degrees
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What does this matrix do? -1 0 0 1
Mirror along the vertical axis
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What does this matrix do? 1 0 0 - 1
Mirror along the horizontal axis
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What does this matrix do? 0 1 1 0
Rotate by 90 degrees anticlockwise
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What is the general equation for a rotation?
cos theta sin theta | -sin theta cos theta
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Are matrices commutative?
No
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Are matrices associative?
Yes
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What is the determinant?
The area in space that has got bigger by a factor
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How do you denote the determinant?
| A |
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What is | A | ?
ad - bc where A a b c d
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How do you find the inverse of a 2 x 2 matrix? a b c d
d -b | c -a
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What is the determinant for 1 2 1 2
0 - it's on a line