AQA A Level Maths: Pure复习笔记11.1.1 Basic Vectors
Basic Vectors
What is a vector?
- Vectors represent a movement of a certain magnitude (size) in a given direction
- You should have already come across vectors when translating functions of graphs
- They appear in many contexts of maths including mechanics for modelling forces
- Vectors can be represented in different ways such as a column vector or as an i and j unit vector
Exam Tip
- Think of vectors like a journey from one place to another.
- Diagrams can help, if there isn’t one, draw one.
- In your exam you can’t write in bold so should underline your vector notation.
Worked Example
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