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Two vectors of magnitudes 13.5 N and 21.4 N act at right angles to each other. What is the magnitude of their resultant? How exactly would you solve this?
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|dw:1386940579905:dw| thats probably the diagram, but pls tell me if directions of magnitudes are given
direction is immaterial (other than 90). the pythag thrm is the key
Im pretty sure that the magnitude would be positiove because it is traveling north both times.
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