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How do I find the magnitude and the direction angle for vector <12√2,-12√2>?
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if i recall correctly maginitude is \[\sqrt{a^2+b^2}\] just as in pythagoras
as for the angle, draw a picture and you will find instantly that it is \(-\frac{\pi}{4}\)
correct so I got 16 however that is not one of the answer choices so I guessed I was doing something wrong
\[\sqrt{(12\sqrt{2})^2+(12\sqrt{2})^2}\] i don't think it is 16
yeah i entered in my calc wrong
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24 mag and -pi/4 is the solution then?
\[\sqrt{288+288}=\sqrt{576}=24\]
that is what i got, yes
ok great thank you so much
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