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Motion in a Plane – Resolution of Vectors, Dot & Cross Product

Physics · Grade 11 · Week 8 · 25 questions

This Grade 11 physics unit on Motion in a Plane develops your understanding of Resolution of Vectors and Dot & Cross Product. Solid foundations here make later chapters on mechanics, electromagnetism, and modern physics much easier.

What you'll practise

  • Identify Resolution of Vectors
  • Derive Dot & Cross Product
  • Apply motion in a plane concepts to NCERT exercise and exemplar problems
All 25 questions in this Motion in a Plane – Resolution of Vectors, Dot & Cross Product quiz

Grade 11 PhysicsMotion in a Plane – Resolution of Vectors, Dot & Cross Product: 25 practice questions with instant scoring and explanations.

  1. The component of a vector A along a direction making angle θ with it is:
  2. If A⃗ = 3î + 4ĵ, its x-component is:
  3. The dot product A⃗·B⃗ of two vectors is:
  4. The cross product A⃗×B⃗ has magnitude:
  5. For perpendicular vectors A⃗ and B⃗:
  6. For parallel vectors A⃗ and B⃗:
  7. The dot product is:
  8. The cross product is:
  9. î·î equals:
  10. î×ĵ equals:
  11. The angle between A⃗ = î + ĵ and B⃗ = î − ĵ is:
  12. If A⃗·B⃗ = AB, the angle between them is:
  13. The work done by a force F⃗ in displacement s⃗ is:
  14. Torque is defined as:
  15. For A⃗ = 2î + 3ĵ and B⃗ = î + ĵ, A⃗·B⃗ equals:
  16. Vectors are resolved into components because:
  17. The magnitude of a vector in 3D with components (a, b, c) is:
  18. If A⃗×B⃗ = 0 (both non-zero), then A⃗ and B⃗ are:
  19. The angle between A⃗ and B⃗ when A⃗·B⃗ = −|A⃗||B⃗|:
  20. A·B = B·A because the dot product is:
  21. A×B = −B×A because the cross product is:
  22. If a force 10 N makes 60° with the x-axis, its x-component is:
  23. If a force 10 N makes 60° with the x-axis, its y-component is:
  24. Area of parallelogram with sides A⃗ and B⃗ equals:
  25. Volume of parallelepiped formed by A⃗, B⃗, C⃗ equals:
Question 1 of 250 correct so far

The component of a vector A along a direction making angle θ with it is: