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vectors
quantities that have magnitude and direction
scalars
only have magnitude (with units)
the components of the unit vector are the
cosines of the angles it makes with each axis
unit vector
vector of magnitude 1 and no units
what does the unit vector represent
direction
absolute vectors
start at the origin
relative vectors
do not start at the origin
equivalent vectors
have the same magnitude and direction
position vectors
have units of length
position vectors
can indicate the direction of a force
position vectors
can indicate where an object is relative to a force
force vectors
have units of force
forces in 2D are coplanar because
they exist only in one plane
concurrent
forces who’s line of action intersect
colinear
forces that have the same line of action
tension
a pulling force
compression
a pushing force
mechanical advantage
the ability to apply a large force by using a small force
springs
materials that change shape when a force is applied and then return to their original shape when that force is removed
what is the concept of springs called
elasticity
what is k
spring constant
the condition to ensure an object at rest stays at rest is that
the sum of all the forces acting on it equals zero
vector equilibrium equation
∑F=0
how are F, k, and L related
F = k∆L