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Find the magnitude and direction of the resultant vector A+B, A mag:8m 270deg, B mag:15 60deg
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Do you know how to decompose into horizontal and vertical components?
i believe so...for A I got x=0, y=8, z=0 for B I got x=(15/2), y=15[\sqrt{3}\]/2, z=0
Yes, this is two-dimensional, so you can disregard the z's. Careful for that first one, though. If the angle is 270º, y= -8.
i have a picture of my work if that would help
thought so with the -8
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Yeah, just change that +8 to -8 and you should have it. This is what I got: R = 9.01m at 33.69º
Thank you. I will try it again.
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