Vocab

  • perpendicular vs parallel
    • perpendicular: intersect at a 90-degree angle
    • parallel: same distance apart, and will never meet

Vecotrs

  • Unit vector
    • magnitude of 1
  • 0 vector (all 0s)
  • Standard basis vector
    • All vectors have at most 1, 1 element, and rest 0s eg. <0,1,0> or <1,0,0>

Dot Product

  • Magitude (length of vector)
  • scalar multiplication
  • orthogonal = perpendicular
    • 2 lines intersect at a right angle (dot product =0)
  • Vectors are parallel
  • Dot/Scalar Product
    • geoMetric interp:
  • Projections
    • Vector Projection:
      • or dotProduct/mag(a) ^2
      • Where project b unto a
    • Scalar Projection:
      • project a unto b dot / mag(a)
  • ONCS:
    • Steps:
      • Normalize vector (div e/a component by magnitude)
      • Find perpendicular
        • For 2d, flip, negate if needed
        • 3d, take cross product of any vector not parallel to
  • Linear combo for certain vector
    • Add each vector’s +

Formulas

  • Distance btwn points in 3d cords system ?
    • adding as many planes as needed
  • Find angle btwn 2 vectors
  • Find values of x for angle between vector = 45deg
    • for v&w being some vector
  • Find point to parametric line r(t) = t and
    • distnace = mag(cross) / mag of a
  • formula for the length of the a parametric curve cal
    • (integral of mag of derative)
  • Area of triangle
      • Normally magnitude of cross product of both vectors
  • magnitude of the cross product
    • area of the parallelogram formed by those two vectors

Cross Pproduct

  • Cross Product ch 11.4 {cal3}
  • What does tell us about both vectors?
    • then both vectors are parallel vectors
  • What does tell us abotu both vecotrs?
    • cross product is orthogonal to both vectors

Determinent