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Do you need the angle?
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And you need Vx and Vi? Is this is the case, then you can use the relations, \[\tan 63=\frac{16.12}{Vxi}\]Then, when you know the value of Vxi, you can calculate the valur of Vi, using Pitagorean theorem, \[\sqrt{16.12^2+Vxi^2}=Vi\]
is the value of vx 94.96
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The value I obtain for the variable Vxi you draw is \[Vxi=\frac{16.12}{\tan(63)}\]
That is, 8.21.
oh my calculator wasnt on degree
This is then, the problem. :)
the answer is 18.09
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