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Find the magnitude and direction of vector RS if R is (-4, -2) and S is (3, 7).
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how much do you know about vectors?
we can "move" the points so that we get a standard position vector that is equal to RS simply by moving R to the origin R is (-4, -2) and S is (3, 7) +4 +2 +4 +2 ----------------------- R' ( 0 , 0 ) S' (7,9) as such, S' is equal to the the vector RS
direction is simply taking the inverse tangent of y/x; and the length is the square, add, sqrt of the x,y parts
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