70Two vectors on the cartesian plane (y, 2), have the same modulusequal to 4 units that form an angle equal to 25% for the firstangle (y). And for the second angle it forms an angle equal to 45°with the direction of the first vector. How muchthe scalarareand vector products.of the first vectorper second?a_ scalar = 4; ; vector = 16b- scalar = or vector = 0c- scalar 8√₂ ; vector 8√₂

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equal to 4 units that form an Two vectors on the cartesian plane (y, z), have the same modulus angle equal to 25% for the first angle (y). And for the second angle it forms an angle equal to 45⁰ with the direction of the first vector. and vector products of the first vector How much the scalar are per second? a_ scalar = 4j vector = 16 b- scalar vector = 0 c- scalar 8√₂ vector 8√2

equal to 4 units that form an Two vectors on the cartesian plane (y, z), have the same modulus angle equal to 25% for the first angle (y). And for the second angle it forms an angle equal to 45⁰ with the direction of the first vector. and vector products of the first vector How much the scalar are per second? a_ scalar = 4j vector = 16 b- scalar vector = 0 c- scalar 8√₂ vector 8√2

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