Question

Help

Answer 1

what do you need help with?

Answer 2

To try to find the velocity of vector v

Answer 3

V=(12,-17)

Answer 4

Oh sorry, I haven't learned that yet. but I will ask some friends to help you.

Answer 5

okay thanks so much:)

Answer 6

no problem :)

Answer 7

You like Luke? :O lol

Answer 8

Yes haha

Answer 9

My fave is Ashton lol

Answer 10

o.o That is the velocity vector.

Answer 11

But they all are great

Answer 12

nice lol :) I love 5sos

Answer 13

@iPwnBunnies yeah

Answer 14

The velocity of a vector? o.o That doesn't make sense.

Answer 15

Thats how the answers look like...

Answer 16

I dont understand how to solve

Answer 17

Do you have to turn it into a vector?

Answer 18

no i just need the velocity

Answer 19

and direction

Answer 20

.-. Yeah, I know. I don't know whether you need it in a vector or not.

Answer 21

lets say we dont

Answer 22

how would i solve?

Answer 23

Then I'm not sure how to represent it. That would be velocity. A speed + direction.

Answer 24

okay then lets say we do need to put it in a vector

Answer 25

actually forget about velocity i just need help in direction...

Answer 26

You're given a bearing, 305.2 degrees.

Answer 27

Omg thanks so much! :)

Answer 28

how did u get that?

Answer 29

It's in the picture you gave me.

Answer 30

oh i thought you were saying the answer lmao

Answer 31

o.o Well I am. I don't understand what you're getting at. Velocity is speed plus direction. The picture you showed me has a speed in miles per hour and a direction. It's a velocity.

Answer 32

Okay theres three pics..

Answer 33

which pic are you talking about?

Answer 34

can you help @triciaal ?

Answer 35

pythagorean theorem
12^2 + 17^2 = v^2
144 + 289 = 533
v = rt of v^2 = rt of 533 = 23.08

Answer 36

tan (theta) = -17/12 take the inverse tan to get the angle = 54.78
360 - 54.78 = 305.2