Magnitude and Direction of Vector v=PQ
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CCSS Honors Math II Topic 2
This example constructs vector v=PQ from point P(7, -2) to point Q(1, 1) and demonstrates how to find the magnitude of the vector and describe its direction. It uses commands like Segment, Vector, Angle, and Product in GeoGebra, suitable for high school vector mathematics.
GeoGebra Commands & Parameters
Product(Zip[Element[f, 1]^(Mod[Element[f, 2], 2]), f, Factors[m2]]) → m2sfAngle(P2, P1, P0) → αSegment(P0, P1) → aSegment(P1 + (0, (-0.5)), P2 + (0, (-0.5))) → b1Segment(P1, P2) → bSegment(P0 - (0.5, 0), P1 - (0.5, 0)) → a1GCD(v1, v2) → CommFactVector(P, Q) → vTableText({{Formula2a, "\textsf{Magnitude formula from the Pythagorean Theorem}"}, {Formula2b, "\textsf{Substitute.}"}, {Formula2c, "\textsf{Simplify.}"}, {Formula2d, " "}}, "l") → work2TableText({{Formula2e, "\textsf{Magnitude formula from the distance formula}"}, {Formula2f, "\textsf{Substitute.}"}, {Formula2b, "\textsf{Simplify.}"}, {Formula2d, " "}}, "l") → work3