60° A = 10.0 30° 30 53° 0 000 0o00 00000: 00000 00000 0000: 00000 000000000 00000 s0o 37° 000 00000ood sooooc o0000 00000 0o00os. 00000. 00000e 00000 000 Figure 2.33 3. Given the vectors in the preceding figure, find vector K that solves equations (a) D + R = F and (b) C - 2 D +5 R = 3 F. Assume the +x-axis 1- horizontal to the right %3D %3D 10 C= 12.0 14 F = 20.0 D= 20.0 B = 5.0

60° A = 10.0 30° 30 53° 0 000 0o00 00000: 00000 00000 0000: 00000 000000000 00000 s0o 37° 000 00000ood sooooc o0000 00000 0o00os. 00000. 00000e 00000 000 Figure 2.33 3. Given the vectors in the preceding figure, find vector K that solves equations (a) D + R = F and (b) C - 2 D +5 R = 3 F. Assume the +x-axis 1- horizontal to the right %3D %3D 10 C= 12.0 14 F = 20.0 D= 20.0 B = 5.0

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