Hi I am looking for help with problem #4 Physics 211 - Module 1 Hands On Activities Packet 2Activity 1.10 - Introduction to Vectors Part 11. The displacement vector A is shown. The grid spacing is 2 meters.a.What are the x and y components of A? Pay attention towhether the components are positive or negative. Include units.Note that components are scalars and so there are no arrowson top of Ax or Ay.Student Add Name Herec. What is the magnitude of A?+y^→→→+xgrid spacing= 2mb. The unit vector i is a vector of magnitude one that points in the +x direction. Similarly, the unit vector / points inthe +y direction. Write the vector A using the unit vectors and the values of components you found above.Example: the vector E = 7m i is a vector of length 7 meters pointing in the +x direction.d. What is the direction of A? Give the angle relative to the +x direction with counterclockwise (ccw) defined aspositive (so that +y is 90°, -x is 180°, and -y is 270º).2. On the grid above, draw the vector B = (6 - 12 j) m with the tail of B located at the head of A. Make sure toinclude the arrow at the head of your vector. Remember the grid spacing is 2 meters. The tail is the starting pointof a vector, and the head (or tip) is the pointed end.Physics 211 - Module 1 Hands On Activities Packet 2Student Add Name Here3. Vector addition: The net displacement R = A + B is the resultant of the two vectors.a. On the grid above draw the resultant vector R = A + B by connecting the tail of A to the head of B. Make sureto include the arrow indicating direction.b. Write the resultant vector R = A + B using component vector notation, i.e., using unit vectors.c. How do you find R, if you know the values of A and Bx, i.e., what is therelation between the x-components Rx, Ax, and Bx?d. What is the magnitude of R?e.What is the direction of R? Give angle relative to +x direction with ccw defined as positive.Hint: re-draw the vector R and make sure your angle is in the correct quadrant.4. Vector Subtraction: We want to calculate the vector differenceC = A - B where B= (61-12 j) m.a.We know that A - B = A + (-B). Draw the vector -B sothat the tail of -B is at the head of A. Remember the gridspacing is 2 meters.b. Draw the vector C = A - B.c. Write C=A-B in component vector notation, i.e., usingunit vectors i and j.+y↑grid spacing= 2mgrid spacing= 2m

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4. Vector Subtraction: We want to calculate the vector difference C=A-B where B = (6i-12j) m. a. We know that A - B = A + (-B). Draw the vector - B so that the tail of --B is at the head of A. Remember the grid spacing is 2 meters. Draw the vector C=A-B. Write C = A - B in component vector notation, i.e., using unit vectors i and j b. c. grid spacing - 2m

4. Vector Subtraction: We want to calculate the vector difference C=A-B where B = (6i-12j) m. a. We know that A - B = A + (-B). Draw the vector - B so that the tail of --B is at the head of A. Remember the grid spacing is 2 meters. Draw the vector C=A-B. Write C = A - B in component vector notation, i.e., using unit vectors i and j b. c. grid spacing - 2m

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