(1.35N, 68°) and (1.22N, 291°). Find the -component of . (Begin by finding the x components of and ) Find the -component of . (Begin by finding the y components of and ) Find the magnitude of . (Use Pythagorean’s theorem) Find the direction of . (Use any of the trig identities)

(1.35N, 68°) and (1.22N, 291°). Find the -component of . (Begin by finding the x components of and ) Find the -component of . (Begin by finding the y components of and ) Find the magnitude of . (Use Pythagorean’s theorem) Find the direction of . (Use any of the trig identities)

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1. Find the -component of . (Begin by finding the x components of and )
2. Find the -component of . (Begin by finding the y components of and )
3. Find the magnitude of . (Use Pythagorean’s theorem)
4. Find the direction of . (Use any of the trig identities)

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