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Vector a = 3i + (-2)j Vector b = -5i + 6j What is the magnitude of a + b? What is the direction of a + b in radians?
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I got the magnitude as 4.5. How do I get the direction?
Ok so you agree that you have a two-dimensional vector right? A vector can be broken into it's components, x and y. Think of it as a triangle. All you need to to is to an arctangent(y component/x component)
keep in mind that your angle should be in quadrant 2
So I do tan^-1(4/-2)?
Yes, but you need to "fix" the angle so that it is in quadrant 2, assuming your answer isn't already there
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