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OpenStudy (anonymous):

Consider a unit vector in the direction of ~PQ for P(0,4) and Q(4,-9). Find : a) the x-component of the unit vector. b) the y-component of the unit vector

OpenStudy (anonymous):

|dw:1382424909909:dw| \[ \hat {\textbf {PQ}} = \frac{4}{|\textbf {PQ}|} \hat{ \textbf x}-\frac{13}{|\textbf {PQ}|} \hat{ \textbf y} \] Sorry about all the angle scribbles. Don't need those. You normalize your vector PQ to get a unit vector )divide the vector by its magnitude) and the x and y comps fall out of it :)

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