Unit 5: Representing Vectors MVC4U Lesson Outline Big Picture Students will: introduce vectors in two-space and three-space; represent vectors geometrically and algebraically; determine vector operations and properties; solve problems involving vectors, including those arising from real-world applications. Day Lesson Title 1 Calculus and Vector Connections 2 (lesson not included) Vectors in Two Space (lesson not included) 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Going from Geometric to Algebraic Math Learning Goals Explore connections between calculus and vectors. Expectations C1.1 Represent vectors geometrically and algebraically in twospace. Develop an understanding of equivalent vectors. Use geometric vectors to interpret information arising from real-world applications (Use applets described in Appendix A.). C1.1, 1.2 Determine methods for changing from geometric (directedline segment) to algebraic (Cartesian) forms of a vector in two-space and vice versa. C1.3 (lesson not included) Vector Operations Add, subtract, and multiply vectors by a scalar in two-space, C2.1, 2.3 both geometrically and algebraically. (lesson not included) Solve problems including problems arising from real-world applications involving vector operations in two-space. Dot Products in C2.4 Determine the dot product of vectors in two-space Two-Space geometrically and algebraically. Describe applications in two-space of the dot-product (lesson not included) including projections. Jazz Day (Use applets described in Appendix A.) Summative Assessment Vectors in ThreeC1.4, 2.1, 2.3 Represent both points and vectors algebraically in threeSpace space. Determine the distance between points and the magnitude of (lesson not included) vectors in three-space both geometrically and algebraically. Solve problems including problems arising from real-world applications involving vector operations in three-space. Investigating Investigate, with and without technology, the commutative, C2.2 Properties of associative and distributive properties of the operations of Operations addition, subtraction, and multiplication by a scalar in two and three-space (Use Vector Laws applet described in (lesson not included) Appendix A.). TIPS4RM: MCV4U: Unit 5 – Representing Vectors 2008 1 Day Lesson Title 10 Dot Products in Three-Space (lesson not included) 11 Investigating Properties of Dot Products Math Learning Goals Determine the dot product of vectors in three-space geometrically and algebraically. Describe applications in three-space of the dot-product including projections. Determine through investigation the properties of dot product in two-and three-space. Expectations C2.4 C2.5 12 (lesson not included) Three-Space Cross Products C2.6 Determine the cross product of vectors in three-space algebraically including magnitude and describe applications. 13 (lesson not included) Properties of Cross Products Through investigation, determine properties of the cross product of vectors. C2.7 14 (lesson not included) Applications of Vector Operation Solve problems arising from real-world applications that involve the use of dot products, cross products, including projections. C2.8 15 16 (lesson not included) Jazz Day Summative Assessment TIPS4RM: MCV4U: Unit 5 – Representing Vectors 2008 2