Here below I provided the link that goes with the image attachedhttps://phet.colorado.edu/en/simulations/vector-additionClick the link and click on equations Don't forget to provide a screenshotPlease please try to answer everything please please answer it's super important I would really appreciate it if you would answer B. USING THE BASE VECTORS, MAKE VECTOR-A HAVE A MAGNITUDE 5, AND AN ANGLE OF 53.1DEGREES TO BE IN QUADRANT 1, AND USING THE BASE VECTORS, MAKE VECTOR-B HAVE AMAGNITUDE 7.1, AND AN ANGLE OF 135 DEGREES WITH THE POSITIVE X-AXIS TO BE INQUADRANT 2. COMPUTE THE MAGNITUDE AND DIRECTION OF RESULTANT VECTOR-C. WHATQUADRANT IS THE RESULTANT IN? VERIFY WITH THE SIMULATION. SUPPLY A SCREEN SHOT.

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Here below I provided the link that goes with the image attached https://phet.colorado.edu/en/simulations/vector-addition Click the link and click on equations Don't forget to provide a screenshot Please please try to answer everything please please answer it's super important I would really appreciate it if you would answer

B. USING THE BASE VECTORS, MAKE VECTOR-A HAVE A MAGNITUDE 5, AND AN ANGLE OF 53.1
DEGREES TO BE IN QUADRANT 1, AND USING THE BASE VECTORS, MAKE VECTOR-B HAVE A
MAGNITUDE 7.1, AND AN ANGLE OF 135 DEGREES WITH THE POSITIVE X-AXIS TO BE IN
QUADRANT 2. COMPUTE THE MAGNITUDE AND DIRECTION OF RESULTANT VECTOR-C. WHAT
QUADRANT IS THE RESULTANT IN? VERIFY WITH THE SIMULATION. SUPPLY A SCREEN SHOT.

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