Question

What is the magnitude and direction of if G(3, -2) and H(6, 4)?

magnitude: 6.71 units; direction 63.43°

magnitude: 6.71 units: direction: 26.57°

magnitude: 3.61 units; direction: 26.57°

magnitude: 3.61 units: direction: 63.43°

Answer 1

direction of what?

Answer 2

GH

Answer 3

Magnitude can be found by:

\[\large Distance = \sqrt{(x_2 - x_1)^2 + (y_2 - y_1)^2}\]

Answer 4

kudos to anyone who can do this problem :)

Answer 5

to get a vector representation from G to H; subtract G from H: H-G

Answer 6

the resulting answer can be deduced from that so that we shouldnt need any exact values perse

Answer 7

H(6 , 4)
- G(3, -2)
---------
GH (3, 6)

Answer 8

IM SOO CONFUSED STILL??

Answer 9

since the magnitude has to be greater than any of the lesser parts; we need a value greater than 6

Answer 10

plot a 45 degree line and the the resulting vector to compare to