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DIFFERENT TYPES OF VECTOR

• Equal Vector : Two vectors are said to be equal if their magnitude and direction are equal
• Negative Vector : Negative of a vector is the vector of same magnitude but opposite direction. When a vector is added to its negative vector resultant is null vector.
• Null Vector or Zero Vector : It is a vector whose magnitude is zero and direction is undetermined.
• Real or Polar Vector : If the direction of a vector is independent of the change of coordinate system then it is called polar vector.(Ex - linear momentum, linear velocity)
• Pseudo or Axial Vector : Vector associated with rotation about an axis and whose direction changes with a change in coordinate system.
• Unit Vector : Vector whose magnitude is unity.Orthogonal unit vectors are i , j and k .
• Position Vector : It is a vector that represents the position of a particle with respect to origin of a coordinate system. The vector does not change if the coordinate system is rotated with respect to original coordinate system,but its components change.

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