You also know that the length of your unit vector is 1. From there, you can determine that your unit vector will have the same starting point and direction as the original vector. For instance, the vector may start at (0,0) on the x-y axis, and end at (3,4). To do this, start by determining the start and end points of your vector. Normalizing a vector involves converting it to a “unit vector” with a standard magnitude, usually 1, while preserving the vector’s original direction.
Vectors are usually represented by drawing an arrow, where the direction of the arrow represents the direction of the vector, and the length of the arrow represents its magnitude. A vector is an object that has both magnitude (sometimes called size or length) and direction.
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