Vectors: Reminder of Bare Basics & Vector Forces

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The discussion centers on the need to revisit the basics of vectors, particularly intermediate vectors, to improve understanding and application in vector forces and projectiles. The original poster seeks resources to help reinforce these foundational concepts. HyperPhysics is suggested as a valuable resource for learning about vectors and their applications. There is a brief mention of projectiles, indicating that while they are part of the broader topic, they will be addressed later. Overall, the focus is on finding effective materials to solidify knowledge of vector fundamentals.
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I am doing vectors again and need to remember the bare basics. It also includes vector forces and projectiles (but projectiles can wait for a bit).

For some ridiculous reason, I don't seem to remember this one little bit (ie. intermediate vectors) and it's driving me mad! So I believe I must go back to the basics.

I am asking if someone, anyone, has some resources I can use and follow through it, reminding myself of the basics of vectors; then hopefully, what I'm doing now should be far better as it should be.
Anything shall do.
 
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Yes, it quite is! Thankou so much!

What about projectiles?
 
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