GCSE Maths (Edexcel)
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Position & Displacement Vectors
- Position vectors describe the position of a point on a coordinate grid
- Position vectors start at the origin and end at the position of the point
- Position vectors can be represented as column vectors
- Displacement vectors describe the change in position between two points
- Displacement vectors can be represented using the notation from the first point to the second point
- Displacement vectors are not dependent on the distance traveled along the path, only the initial and final positions
- Vector addition can be used to rewrite a displacement vector as two different displacement vectors sharing a point
- Displacement vectors can be expressed as the difference between position vectors
- The displacement vector is equal to the position vector of the finishing point minus the position vector of the starting point
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