What Defines a Constant Vector?

coverband · Jul 30, 2008

What is a "constant" vector?

Please thanks

arildno · Jul 30, 2008

A vector that doesn't change as a pre-determined "variable" (say, for example, "time"), changes.

mrandersdk · Jul 30, 2008

maybe it would easier to answer if you gave us some context.

HallsofIvy · Jul 30, 2008

A vector that has a constant length but changes direction would not be a constant vector. That is why an object moving in a circle with constant speed still has an acceleration.

What Defines a Constant Vector?

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