4) Assuming the +x-axis is horizontal to the right for the vectors in the following figure, find the following: (a) A -C, (b) A- (F + 2C), (c) ĵ-B, (d) D × C, (e) Ả× (F + 2C), (†) (Ả × F) - (D × B). + A = 10.0 30° C-12.0 60 10 B-5.0 53 10 37 D=20.0 124 30 F=20.0

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Assuming the +x-axis is horizontal to the right for the vectors in the following figure, find the following: (a) A - C, (b) À - (F + 2C), (c) j• B, (d) D x ¿, (e) Àx (F + 2C), (f) (Ä x F) • (D xB).
2) Given two vectors, A = 5.00 î+2.00 ĵ, and B = -2.00 î - 3.00ĵ, find (a) A + B; (b) |Ã + B|;
(c) A - B (d) A - B.
3) Find the dot product A-C and cross product Ax C for the following pairs:
(a) A = 2.0i-4.0j + k
€ = 3.0 î+ 4.0 ĵ + 10.0 k
(b) A = 2.0 î+ 4.0 ĵ + 10.0 k
Ĉ= 2.0i-4.0j + k
(c) A = -3.0 î-4.0ĵ
C = -3.0 î+ 4.0ĵ
4) Assuming the +x-axis is horizontal to the right for the vectors in the following figure, find the
following: (a) A -C, (b) A- (F + 2C), (c)ĵ-B, (d) D×C, (e) Ả× (F + 2C), (†) (Ã × F) · (D × B).
YA
7.
A = 10.0
30
C-12.0
60°
Ć
B=5.0
53
10
D
37°
D = 20.0
30°
F=20.0
Transcribed Image Text:2) Given two vectors, A = 5.00 î+2.00 ĵ, and B = -2.00 î - 3.00ĵ, find (a) A + B; (b) |Ã + B|; (c) A - B (d) A - B. 3) Find the dot product A-C and cross product Ax C for the following pairs: (a) A = 2.0i-4.0j + k € = 3.0 î+ 4.0 ĵ + 10.0 k (b) A = 2.0 î+ 4.0 ĵ + 10.0 k Ĉ= 2.0i-4.0j + k (c) A = -3.0 î-4.0ĵ C = -3.0 î+ 4.0ĵ 4) Assuming the +x-axis is horizontal to the right for the vectors in the following figure, find the following: (a) A -C, (b) A- (F + 2C), (c)ĵ-B, (d) D×C, (e) Ả× (F + 2C), (†) (Ã × F) · (D × B). YA 7. A = 10.0 30 C-12.0 60° Ć B=5.0 53 10 D 37° D = 20.0 30° F=20.0
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