Problem 1.4215 of 20Vector A has components Ar = 1.40 cm, Ay= 2.35 cm; vector B has components Bg = 4.20 cm, By = -3.68 cm.%DPart AFind the components of the vector sum A+B.Express your answers in centimeters separated by a comma.?(Ã+ Ē)a . (Ã+ B), =cmSubmitRequest AnswerPart BFind the magnitude of the vector sum A + B.Express your answer in centimeters.?|A+ B|cmSubmitRequest AnswerPart CFind the counterclockwise angle the vector sum A + B makes with the +x axis.Express your answer in degrees.

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Problem 1.42 Vector A has components A, = 1.40 cm, A, = 2.35 cm; vector B has components B, = 4.20 cm, B, = -3.68 cm. Part A Find the components of the vector sum A + B. Express your answers in centimeters separated by a comma. (Ã+ B).. (Ã+ B), = cm Submit Request Answer Part B Find the magnitude of the vector sum A+ B. Express your answer in centimeters. ? JÃ + BỊ = cm Submit Request Answer Part C Find the counterclockwise angle the vector sum A+ B makes with the +x axis. Express your answer in degrees.

Problem 1.42 Vector A has components A, = 1.40 cm, A, = 2.35 cm; vector B has components B, = 4.20 cm, B, = -3.68 cm. Part A Find the components of the vector sum A + B. Express your answers in centimeters separated by a comma. (Ã+ B).. (Ã+ B), = cm Submit Request Answer Part B Find the magnitude of the vector sum A+ B. Express your answer in centimeters. ? JÃ + BỊ = cm Submit Request Answer Part C Find the counterclockwise angle the vector sum A+ B makes with the +x axis. Express your answer in degrees.

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