Adding & Subtracting Vectors

I do examples of finding resultant vectors in terms of their horizontal and vertical components. Examples include how to draw resultant vectors by the parallelgram method and placing vectores end to end. The last example is adding vectors, including scaler multiples, in terms of their horizontal and vertical components. This is a clip from my longer video "Intro to Vectors" Find free review test, useful notes and more at
Here are all of my Vector lessons,

[profrobbob]

You're welcome...thank you for watching:)

[TheWannabeEngineer]

Hey Mr. Tarrou, you may have already heard this.... but my Physics teachers call it the head to tail method when adding/subtracting vectors to find the resultant vector. it has a good ring to it too, and really links its name and purpose together. KEEP IT UP! I still watch all the time.

[profrobbob]

Thank you very much for the information:) I have used that name before in class, but I was not sure if it was correct. Thank you so much for watching and your support!!!

[mackieodulio]

@profrobbob, you've been making me pass my subjects for 2 years now. THANK YOUUUU!!

[LuisThePandaMan]

man you can actually teach this..unlike my teacher

[profrobbob]

@JosephFan123 This is a brand new channel for me...so I am just barely keeping up with my classes that I teach. I still owe someone a video I promised 2 weeks ago:( But, what advanced functions are you wanting me to cover?

[JosephFan]

@profrobbob you covered most of my questions already thanks! I wanted to review functions and their transformations

[amyj]

ProfRobBob, you are saving my ass yet again! (bam).

[JosephFan]

@profrobbob
Thanks so much for these videos bob. You're a great teacher! Is it possible for you to make more videos on advanced functions?

[sailendramishra]

You teach extremely well unlike our teacher.

[AndyRamBaseball]

Do you have a video on resolution of vectors?