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The magnitude of vector vector A is 9.6 units, and it points in the +x direction, while a second vector vector B points in the +y direction.
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@perl I keep getting this wrong
what is the question
The magnitude of vector vector A is 9.6 units, and it points in the +x direction, while a second vector vector B points in the +y direction.
(a) If the vector vector A + vector B points 58° counterclockwise from the +x direction, what is the magnitude of vector B? (b) What is the magnitude of vector A + vector B?
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thats a question mark
so we can use trig her
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I don't get what you're trying to show me?
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