In Exercises 39–46, find the unit vector that has the same direction as the vector v. v = i + j
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Unit Vectors and i & j Notation
Multiple Choice
If vector v⃗= 11ȷ^ and vector u⃗= 10ı^−25ȷ^ calculate v⃗+51u⃗ using ı^ & ȷ^ notation.
A
13ı^+14ȷ^
B
2ı^+14ȷ^
C
13ı^−5ȷ^
D
2ı^+6ȷ^
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Start by identifying the components of each vector. Vector v⃗ is given as 11ȷ^, which means it has no î component and a ĵ component of 11.
Vector u⃗ is given as 10ı^−25ȷ^, which means it has an î component of 10 and a ĵ component of -25.
To find v⃗ + 1/5 u⃗, first calculate 1/5 of vector u⃗. Multiply each component of u⃗ by 1/5: (1/5 * 10ı^) and (1/5 * -25ȷ^).
This results in a new vector: 2ı^ - 5ȷ^.
Now, add the components of v⃗ and 1/5 u⃗ together: (0ı^ + 2ı^) and (11ȷ^ - 5ȷ^), resulting in the vector 2ı^ + 6ȷ^.
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