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Transcribed Image Text:Determine (rB/A)x and (rB/A)y, the x and y components of the vector r' B/A, so as to be able to write
T`B/A = (™B/A)¸î + (˜B/A) 3. (Include a minus sign if necessary.)
y (ft)
5
2
ûg
A
KH
D
01
10= 22.5°
2
-ûet
A
B
3 4 5
x (ft)
The x component of the vector is
6
The y component of the vector is (
ft) î.
| ft) 3.
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