Question 1 1. (2.62) Compute the dot products between the following vectors. The dashed line denotes the positive direction.A = 10.030°a. A Cb. A.FCA. (F+2C)d. A- (2F+C)2. Find the angle between the following pairs of vectors:a. A = -3.0i-4.03.b.C=-3.0i-4.0).3. (7.33, modified) A box of mass M60°C = 12.0B = -3.01 +4.03.Ď=7.01-5.0j.30°F = 11.05.0 kg is pulled at constant velocity of 100.0m/s in the horizontal direction by a horizontal applied05

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62) Compute the dot products between the following vectors. The dashed line denotes the positive z direction. a. A C b. A.F CA. (F+2C) A = 10.0 30° 60° C = 12.0 30° F = 11.0

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1. (2.62) Compute the dot products between the following vectors. The dashed line denotes the positive direction.
A = 10.0
30°
a. A C
b. A.F
CA. (F+2C)
d. A- (2F+C)
2. Find the angle between the following pairs of vectors:
a. A = -3.0i-4.03.
b.C=-3.0i-4.0).
3. (7.33, modified) A box of mass M
60°
C = 12.0
B = -3.01 +4.03.
Ď=7.01-5.0j.
30°
F = 11.0
5.0 kg is pulled at constant velocity of 100.0m/s in the horizontal direction by a horizontal applied
05

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