The magnitudeof a vector isalways positiveor zerovectoraddition iscommutativevectorsmustalways startat the originA+B =B+A(2,0)+(-2,0)magnitudeof (1,0)what is thedirectionof avector?scalarmultiple of(2,3) by 0is ?vector additioncan bevisualized byplacing vectorshead to tailtwo oppositevectors addedtogether equalthe zerovectorThe zerovector hasnodirectionmagnitudeof (10,0)magnitudeof (0,0)The resultantvector is thesum of twovectors.multiplying avector by ascalar canchange itsdirectionvectorcomponentsare alwaysperpendicularthe anglebetween twoidenticalvectors is ?magnitudeof (3,4)?what is thedifferencebetween ascalar and avectormagnitudeof (0, -6)(3,0)+(-1,4)the positionvector pointsfrom the originto a point inspaceThe dotproduct of twoperpendicularvectors iszeroa vector hasbothmagnitudeand directionmagnitudeof (1,1)parallelvectorsalways havethe samemagnitudescalarmultiplicationcan changethe directionof a vectorTwo vectorswith the samelength butdifferentdirections areequalvectors can bemoved parallelto themselveswithoutchanging theirpropertieswhat is theresult ofadding two ormore vectorscalledvectorsubtractioniscommutativeunit vectorshavemagnitude1Additionof twooppositevectorsthe vector(0,0) iscalledthe?magnitudeof (6,8)?magnitudeof (5, 12)The anglebetween twoperpendicularvectorsThe magnitudeof a vector isalways positiveor zerovectoraddition iscommutativevectorsmustalways startat the originA+B =B+A(2,0)+(-2,0)magnitudeof (1,0)what is thedirectionof avector?scalarmultiple of(2,3) by 0is ?vector additioncan bevisualized byplacing vectorshead to tailtwo oppositevectors addedtogether equalthe zerovectorThe zerovector hasnodirectionmagnitudeof (10,0)magnitudeof (0,0)The resultantvector is thesum of twovectors.multiplying avector by ascalar canchange itsdirectionvectorcomponentsare alwaysperpendicularthe anglebetween twoidenticalvectors is ?magnitudeof (3,4)?what is thedifferencebetween ascalar and avectormagnitudeof (0, -6)(3,0)+(-1,4)the positionvector pointsfrom the originto a point inspaceThe dotproduct of twoperpendicularvectors iszeroa vector hasbothmagnitudeand directionmagnitudeof (1,1)parallelvectorsalways havethe samemagnitudescalarmultiplicationcan changethe directionof a vectorTwo vectorswith the samelength butdifferentdirections areequalvectors can bemoved parallelto themselveswithoutchanging theirpropertieswhat is theresult ofadding two ormore vectorscalledvectorsubtractioniscommutativeunit vectorshavemagnitude1Additionof twooppositevectorsthe vector(0,0) iscalledthe?magnitudeof (6,8)?magnitudeof (5, 12)The anglebetween twoperpendicularvectors

Vectors - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. The magnitude of a vector is always positive or zero
  2. vector addition is commutative
  3. vectors must always start at the origin
  4. A+B = B+A
  5. (2,0)+(-2,0)
  6. magnitude of (1,0)
  7. what is the direction of a vector?
  8. scalar multiple of (2,3) by 0 is ?
  9. vector addition can be visualized by placing vectors head to tail
  10. two opposite vectors added together equal the zero vector
  11. The zero vector has no direction
  12. magnitude of (10,0)
  13. magnitude of (0,0)
  14. The resultant vector is the sum of two vectors.
  15. multiplying a vector by a scalar can change its direction
  16. vector components are always perpendicular
  17. the angle between two identical vectors is ?
  18. magnitude of (3,4)?
  19. what is the difference between a scalar and a vector
  20. magnitude of (0, -6)
  21. (3,0)+(-1,4)
  22. the position vector points from the origin to a point in space
  23. The dot product of two perpendicular vectors is zero
  24. a vector has both magnitude and direction
  25. magnitude of (1,1)
  26. parallel vectors always have the same magnitude
  27. scalar multiplication can change the direction of a vector
  28. Two vectors with the same length but different directions are equal
  29. vectors can be moved parallel to themselves without changing their properties
  30. what is the result of adding two or more vectors called
  31. vector subtraction is commutative
  32. unit vectors have magnitude 1
  33. Addition of two opposite vectors
  34. the vector (0,0) is called the?
  35. magnitude of (6,8)?
  36. magnitude of (5, 12)
  37. The angle between two perpendicular vectors