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    Vectors are quantities characterized by both magnitude and direction, represented by arrows. There are various types of vectors, including zero, unit, position, equal, and collinear vectors, along with operations such as addition, subtraction, scalar multiplication, dot product, and cross product. Vectors have applications in fields like physics, engineering, computer graphics, and navigation.

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    Vectors are quantities characterized by both magnitude and direction, represented by arrows. There are various types of vectors, including zero, unit, position, equal, and collinear vectors, along with operations such as addition, subtraction, scalar multiplication, dot product, and cross product. Vectors have applications in fields like physics, engineering, computer graphics, and navigation.

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    Vectors are quantities characterized by both magnitude and direction, represented by arrows. There are various types of vectors, including zero, unit, position, equal, and collinear vectors, along with operations such as addition, subtraction, scalar multiplication, dot product, and cross product. Vectors have applications in fields like physics, engineering, computer graphics, and navigation.

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    Vectors - Class 12 NCERT

    Understanding the Fundamentals of


    Vectors in Mathematics
    Introduction to Vectors
    • • A vector is a quantity with both magnitude
    and direction.
    • • Represented by arrows, where length
    indicates magnitude.
    • • Examples: Force, velocity, displacement.
    • • Scalars (e.g., mass, temperature) only have
    magnitude.
    Types of Vectors
    • 1. Zero Vector: Magnitude is zero.
    • 2. Unit Vector: Magnitude is 1, indicates
    direction.
    • 3. Position Vector: Represents a point relative
    to origin.
    • 4. Equal Vectors: Same magnitude and
    direction.
    • 5. Collinear Vectors: Lie on the same or
    parallel lines.
    Operations on Vectors
    • 1. Addition: Triangle and Parallelogram law.
    • 2. Subtraction: Reverse one vector and add.
    • 3. Scalar Multiplication: Changes magnitude.
    • 4. Dot Product: Produces a scalar (A · B = |A||
    B|cosθ).
    • 5. Cross Product: Produces a vector (A × B = |
    A||B|sinθ n̂ ).
    Applications of Vectors
    • • Physics: Forces, motion, and fields.
    • • Engineering: Structural analysis, mechanics.
    • • Computer Graphics: 3D modeling and
    animations.
    • • Navigation: GPS, aviation, and marine
    navigation.

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