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Find the magnitude and direction angle of: v=7(cos100°i+sin100°j)
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normally, a complex number would be written as cos A + i sin A but you have i multiplying the cosine. Is that correct ?
yes
its a vector
the magnitude and direction are already given inthe setup
cos(100) , sin(100) already has a magnitude of 1 as a result of the unit circle; so mutlipy that by 7 just gets us 7 the direction is the angle provided ....
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thanks!
oh... I did not see the j hiding next to the sin.
do the magnitude it 7 and direction angle is 100 right?
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yes, mag 7, direction 100º
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