Basics of Vectors
Basics of Vectors: Overview
This topic covers concepts such as Vector, Direction Cosines and Direction Ratios of a Vector, Zero Vector, Position Vector, Angle between the Two Vectors and Vector Joining Two Points in 3D Space.
Important Questions on Basics of Vectors
Write the angle between two vectors with magnitudes and respectively having

The angle between two vectors of magnitude 12 and 18 units when their resultant is of magnitude 24 units , is:

The magnitudes of vectors are and units respectively. If , then the angle between is :

State the definition and value of zero vector in three-dimensional geometry. Find sum of zero vector and .

State the definition and value of zero vector in three-dimensional geometry. Find sum of zero vector and .

Define vector and find the sum of the following vectors.
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Define vector and find the sum of the following vectors.
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State the definition and value of zero vector in three-dimensional geometry. Find sum of zero vector and .

Which triangle is formed by the points whose position vectors are ?

Find the square of magnitude of the vector joining two points and in .

Let and be three vectors. The area of the region formed by the set of points whose position vectors satisfy the equations and is closest to the integer.

Find the position vectors of the points which divides internally and externally in the ratio the join of points and .

Find the value of so that the lines are at right angles.
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The angle between the two vector quantities and is equal to

Two equal forces act at a point. The square of their resultant is three times their product. What is the angle between them?

If be three unit vectors, and are non-parallel, such that then the angle between and is:

If and then what is angle between and ?

Cube of side is given in figure.
Equation of vector joining mid-point of surface in plane to mid-point of surface in plane.

The set of values of c for which the angle between the vectors is acute for every is

Suppose then the angle between and is
