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Consider the three displacement vectors = (−2î − 3ĵ) m, = (4î − 5ĵ) m, and = (−6î + 5ĵ) m.
Use the component method to determine the following. (Take the +x direction to be to the right.
WHY IS THE ANGLE INCCORECT? NOT IN THE CORRECT QUADRANT?
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A= (−2î − 3ĵ) m
B= (4î − 5ĵ) m
C= (−6î + 5ĵ) m
Need to determine the magnitude and direction.
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