
Explore constructing vectors from coordinates and determining their magnitudes and unit vectors in MATLAB and GeoGebra. Learn to normalize directions and apply these concepts to practical vector problems.
Discover how to compute the magnitude of a vector from its components. Define the unit vector by dividing the vector by its magnitude and understand the vector's direction.
Learn to add and subtract vectors by combining their x and y components, perform scalar multiplication, and determine the resulting vector length within electromagnetic tutorials using MATLAB and GeoGebra.
Explore vector addition and subtraction using MATLAB and GeoGebra, illustrating component-wise operations and scalar multiplication, with examples of combining vectors A and B and analyzing directions.
Compute the distance between two points by forming the vector difference q minus b and taking its magnitude using the x and y components.
Compute the distance between two points in space using vectors and the distance formula, with demonstrations in MATLAB and GeoGebra.
Explore the dot product of vectors, compute A·B from components, compare with |A||B| cos theta, and determine the angle between two vectors A and B.
Apply the dot product to compute the angle between two vectors with the cosine formula, using their magnitudes in MATLAB and GeoGebra.
Learn to compute the vector projection of a onto b and its component along b using the dot product and magnitude.
Compute the vector projection of a onto b using dot products, and decompose a into tangent component along b and a component perpendicular to b, with MATLAB and GeoGebra.
Use vectors between points and the dot product to test collinearity; if the angle is zero (cosine equals one), points lie on the same line.
Use dot product to determine if vectors lie on the same line by checking if the angle is zero, and apply this idea with MATLAB and GeoGebra.
calculate the cross product of vectors a and b using determinants to obtain a vector normal to both, with magnitude and orientation determined by the angle between them.
Explore cross products in MATLAB and GeoGebra by computing the cross product of vectors A and B and using its magnitude to find the area of the parallelogram.
Compute the scalar triple product a · (b × c) to obtain the volume of the parallelepiped formed by vectors a, b, and c, and take its absolute value.
Explore scalar and vector triple products in 3D using MATLAB and GeoGebra, applying a · (b × c) and a × (b × c) to determine the parallelepiped volume.
Addition and Subtraction of Vectors, Magnitude and Unit Vector
Compute the distance between two points using coordinates, derive the distance vector from t to s in the same direction as the reference position vector, and determine its magnitude.
Explore how to compute the angle between vectors using dot products, magnitudes, and cosine relations, with a 90-degree example.
Compute the cross product of vectors AB and AC to obtain its magnitude. Use this magnitude to find the area of triangle ABC as half of |AB×AC|.
Transform a point from cartesian coordinates to cylindrical coordinates by projecting onto the xy plane to obtain its length and the angle from the x-axis, with z unchanged.
Explore exam questions and access the latest electromagnetic tutorials via the YouTube channel, learning voltages, currents, angles, and how to derive parameters through practical projects.
Electromagnetic tutorial to learn how to use mathematical skills for solving Electromagnetic problems from Coulomb's Law to Maxwell's equations ,
this is the first course out of 9 Parts, ( all from sadiku book: elements of electromagnetic)
CH 1: Vector Algebra
CH 2: Coordinate Systems and Transformations
CH 3: Vector Calculus
CH 4: Electro Static Fields
CH 5: Electric Fields in Material Space
CH 6: Electro Static Boundary-Value Problems
CH 7: Magneto Static Fields
CH 8: Magnetic Forces Materials and Devices
CH 9: Maxwell’s Equations