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the magnitude of the two velocity vectors are v1=3 m/s and v2= 2 m/s. determine their resultant v=v1+v2. i already have the magnitude. i just cant solve for the direction. help! :)
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whats your xct problem?
without the angle between the two vectors,their resultant cannot be found
ya ryt qstn is incomplete
|dw:1371397334937:dw|
i forgot to draw the figure. sorry. :)
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|dw:1371397592262:dw| so the angle between the vectors is 90degrees. the resultant is given be|dw:1371397694113:dw| where theta is the angle between the vectors.
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