vector 1.2
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Chapter 1: Vectors and the
Geometry of Space
Section 1.2Space Coordinates and Vectors in Space
Dr. Maslan bin Osman
Mathematics Department, Faclty of Science,!"M
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#n this lesson yo $ill learn:
o% Space & "he three&dimensional coordinate systemo 'oints in space, ordered tripleso"he distance bet$een t$o points in spaceo"he midpoint bet$een t$o points in spaceo"he standard form for the e(ation of a sphere
oVectors in % SpaceoDifferent forms of )ectorsoVector operationso'arallel )ectorso*pplications of )ectors
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're)iosly yo stdied )ectors in the Cartesian plane or 2&dimensions, no$$e are +oin+ to epand or -no$led+e of )ectors to %&dimensions. efore$e discss )ectors, let/s loo- at %&dimensional space.
"o constrct a %&dimensional system, start $ith a y0 plane flat on the paperor screen.
y
0
3et, the &ais is perpendiclar
thro+h the ori+in. "hin- of the&ais as comin+ ot of the screento$ards yo.
For each ais dra$n the arro$represents the positi)e end.
"hree&Dimensional Space
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y
0
"his is considered a ri+ht&handed system.
"o reco+ni0e a ri+ht&handed system, ima+ine
yor ri+ht thmb pointin+ p the positi)e 0&ais,yor fin+ers crl from the positi)e &ais to thepositi)e y&ais.
#n a left&handed system, if yor left thmb is pointin+ p the positi)e 0&ais,yor fin+ers $ill still crl from the positi)e &ais to the positi)e y&ais. elo$is an eample of a left&handed system.
0
y
"hro+hot this lesson, $e $ill seri+ht&handed systems.
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y
0
"he %&dimensional coordinate system is di)ided into ei+ht octants. "hreeplanes sho$n belo$ separate % space into the ei+ht octants.
"he three planes are the y0 plane $hich isperpendiclar to the &ais, the y plane $hichis perpendiclar to the 0&ais and the 0 plane$hich is perpendiclar to the y&ais.
"hin- abot 4 octants sittin+ on top of the y
plane and the other 4 octants sittin+ belo$ they plane.y0 plane
y
0
y plane
y
0
0 plane
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5)ery position or point in %&dimensional space is identified by an ordered
triple,, y, 0.
6ere is one eample of plottin+ points in %&dimensional space:
'lottin+ 'oints in Space
y
0
' %, 4, 2
"he point is % nits in front of the y0 plane,4 points in front of the 0 plane and 2 nitsp from the y plane.
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6ere is another eample of plottin+ points in space. #n plottin+ the point 7&%,4,&8 yo $ill need to +o bac- from the y0 plane % nits, ot from the 0plane 4 nits and do$n from the y plane 8 nits.
y
0
7 &%, 4, &8
*s yo can see it is more difficlt to )isali0e points in % dimensions.
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Distance et$een "$o 'oints in Space
"he distance bet$een t$o pointsin space is +i)en by the formla:
( ) ( ) ( )212
2
12
2
12 00yy,,d ++=
( ) ( )222111
,,and,,0y,70y,'
"a-e a loo- at the net t$o slides to see ho$ $e come p $ith this formla.
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Consider findin+ the distance bet$een the t$o points,.
#t is helpfl to thin- of a rectan+lar solid $ith ' in the bottom bac-corner and 7 in the pper front corner $ith 9 belo$ it at .
( ) ( )222111 ,,and,, 0y,70y,'
'
7
9
!sin+ t$o letters to represent the
distance bet$een the points, $e -no$from the 'ytha+orean "heorem that'7 ; '9< 97
!sin+ the 'ytha+orean "heorem a+ain
$e can sho$ that
'9 ;
( )122 ,, 0y,
( ) ( )212
2
12 yy,, +
( )12
,,
( )12
yy
3ote that 97is .( )12 00
( )12
00
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'
7
9
( )12
,,
( )12
yy
( )12
00
Startin+ $ith '7 ; '9< 97
Ma-e the sbstittions: '9 ; and 97;( ) ( )2
12
2
12 yy,, + ( )12 00
"hs, '7 ;
Or the distance from ' to 7,
'7;
( ) ( ) ( )212
2
12
2
1200yy,, ++
( ) ( ) ( )212
2
12
2
1200yy,, ++
"hat/s ho$ $e +et the formla for
the distance bet$een any t$o pointsin space.
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Find the distance bet$een the points '2, %, 1 and 7&%,4,2.
( ) ( ) ( )
( ) ( ) ( )
( ) ( ) ( )
2.8%%2=
1128
118
12%42%
222
222
2
12
2
12
2
12
==
++=
++=
++=
++=
d
d
d
d
00yy,,d
5ample 1:
>e $ill loo- at eample problems related to the three&dimensionalcoordinate system as $e loo- at the different topics.
Soltion: 'l++in+ into the distance formla:
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5ample 2:
Find the len+ths of the sides of trian+le $ith )ertices ?, ?, ?, 8, 4, 1 and4, &2, %. "hen determine if the trian+le is a ri+ht trian+le, an isoscelestrian+le or neither.
Soltion: First find the len+th of each side of the trian+le by findin+ thedistance bet$een each pair of )ertices.
?, ?, ? and 8, 4, 1
( ) ( ) ( )
42
11@28
?1?4?8 222
=
++=
++=
d
d
d
?, ?, ? and 4, &2, %
( ) ( ) ( )
2A
A41@
?%?2?4 222
=
++=
++=
d
d
d
8, 4, 1 and 4, &2, %
( ) ( ) ( )
41
4%@1
1%4284 222
=
++=
++=
d
d
d
"hese are the len+ths of the sides of the trian+le. Since none of them aree(al $e -no$ that it is not an isosceles trian+le and since$e -no$ it is not a ri+ht trian+le. "hs it is neither.
( ) ( ) ( )222 412A42 +
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"he Midpoint et$een "$o 'oints in Space
"he midpoint bet$een t$o points, is +i)en by:( ) ( )222111 ,,and,, 0y,70y,'
+++=
2,
2,
2Midpoint 212121
00yy,,
5ach coordinate in the midpoint is simply the a)era+e of the coordinatesin ' and 7.
=
=
+++
1,2
=,1
2
2,
2
=,
2
2
2
2?,
2
4%,
2
42:Soltion
5ample %: Find the midpoint of the points '2, %, ? and 7&4,4,2.
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5(ation of a Sphere
* sphere is the collection of all points e(al distance from a center point.
"o come p $ith the e(ation of a sphere, -eep in mind that the distance
from any point , y, 0 on the sphere to the center of the sphere,
is the constant r $hich is the radis of the sphere.
!sin+ the t$o points , y, 0, and r, the radis in the distance
formla, $e +et:
( )ooo 0y, ,,
( ) ( ) ( )222r ooo 00yy,, ++=
#f $e s(are both sides of this e(ation $e +et:
"he standard e(ation of a sphereis
$here r is the radis and is the center.
( ) ( ) ( )2222r ooo 00yy,, ++=
( )ooo 0y, ,,
( )ooo 0y, ,,
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5ample 4:
Find the e(ation of the sphere $ith radis, r ; 8 and center, 2, &%, 1.
Soltion: Bst pl++in+ into the standard e(ation of a sphere $e +et:
( ) ( ) ( ) 281%2 222 =+++ 0y,
5ample 8:
Find the e(ation of the sphere $ith endpoints of a diameter 4, %, 1 and&2, 8, =.
Soltion: !sin+ the midpoint formla $e can find the center and sin+ thedistance formla $e can find the radis.
( )4,4,1
2=1,
28%,
224Center
=
+++= ( ) ( ) ( )
1A
A1A414%149adis
222
=
++=++=
"hs the e(ation is: ( ) ( ) ( ) 1A441 222 =++ 0y,
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5ample @:
Find the center and radis of the sphere, .?=C@4222 =++++ 0y,0y,
Soltion: "o find the center and the radis $e simply need to $rite thee(ation of the sphere in standard form, ."hen $e can easily identify the center, and the radis, r. "o dothis $e $ill need to complete the s(are on each )ariable.
( )ooo 0y, ,,
( ) ( ) ( )2222r ooo 00yy,, ++=
( ) ( ) ( ) %@4%21@A4=1@CA@44
=C@4
?=C@4
222
222
222
222
=++++
+++=+++++++
=++++
=++++
0y,00yy,,
00yy,,
0y,0y,
"hs the center is 2, &%, &4 and the radis is @.
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Vectors in "hree&Dimensional Space
3o$ that $e ha)e an nderstandin+ of the three&dimensional system, $eare ready to discss )ectors in the three&dimensional system. *ll theinformation yo learned abot )ectors in the pre)ios lesson $ill apply,only no$ $e $ill add in the third component.
Vectors in component form in three dimensions are $ritten as orderedtriples, in other $ords, no$ a )ector in component form is .>
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Gi)en the initial point, and the terminal point, , thecomponent form of the )ector can be fond the same $ay it $as on theCartesian 'lane.
( )%21
,, ppp' ( )%21
,, (((7
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More on Vectors in "hree&Dimensions
et and let c be a scalar.>+++
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et/s loo- at some eample problems in)ol)in+ )ectors.
5ample 1:S-etch the )ector $ith initial point '2, 1, ? and terminal point 7%, 8, 4."hen find the component form of the )ector, the standard nit )ector formand a nit )ector in the same direction.
Soltion: First dra$ a %D system and plot ' and 7. "he )ector connects ' to 7.
'
7
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5ample 2:Gi)en the )ectorsfind the follo$in+:
a. b. c.
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