Choose the correct response to make the sentence true: A component of a vector is (a) always (b) never (c) sometimes larger than the magnitude of the vector.  Explaing your reasoning for the answer.

In the next sets, you are given the magnitude and one component. There is an ambiguity in determining the vector, because you can only determine the absolute value of the other component and not its sign; therefore, there are two possibilities. In these tables, you must enter the absolute value of the component and provide two angles for the vector, the first one assuming the other component is positive and the other assuming the component is negative. You must also provide two angles for the antiparallel vector in the same order. Set Set 5a 5b 6a 6b Ax |Axl 32 -26 Ayl Ay SENECIENTE 42 -21 Magnitude of A 62 62 Magnitude of A 72 64 Angle of A Angle of A 0 0 (pos A) (neg Ay) (pos Ay) (neg Ay) (pos A) (neg Ax) (pos A) (neg Ax) Angle of -A Angle of -A 0 0 (pos Ay) (neg A,) (pos Ay) (neg Ay) (pos A) (neg Ax) (pos A) (neg A₂)

Let A= (3.0 m, 200south of east), B = (2.0 m, north), and C= (5.0 m, 700south of  west).  Draw and label A, B, and C with their tails at the origin. Use a coordinate system with the x-axis to the east.  b. Write A, B, and C in component form, using unit vectors.  c. Find the magnitude and the direction of D = A + B+ C.

A unit vector m is along the positive x-axis and the unit vector n in quarant II. The angle betweenthem is 104°. Draw a vector diagram of 3n-2m and then find the magnitude of |3n+2m|, correctto the nearest tenth.