Subject: Physics for Engineers 90.0°|b| = 7.256.3°33.7°Add the two vectors a and b, GRAPHICALLY (by manually drawing) and show that you get vector č. Please be accurate in the lengths of your vectors byproviding an æy-coordinate system.What is the standard/component form of vector d?What is the standard/component form of vector b?Add the two vectors ā and b, ANALYTICALLY and find the component form vector č.Show, ANALYTICALLY, that you get the magnitude of vector c shown above.Show, ANALYTICALLY, that you get the direction (angle) of vector č shown above.|4| = 5.0|c| = 10.8

90.0° |b| = 7.2 56.3° 33.7 Add the two vectors a and b, GRAPHICALLY (by manually drawing) and show that you get vector c. Please be accurate in the lengths of your vectors by providing an y-coordinate system. What is the standard/component form of vector a? What is the standard/component form of vector b? Add the two vectors a and b, ANALYTICALLY and find the component form vector c. Show, ANALYTICALLY, that you get the magnitude of vector c shown above. Show, ANALYTICALLY, that you get the direction (angle) of vector e shown above. |4| = 5.0 Tc| = 10.8

90.0° |b| = 7.2 56.3° 33.7 Add the two vectors a and b, GRAPHICALLY (by manually drawing) and show that you get vector c. Please be accurate in the lengths of your vectors by providing an y-coordinate system. What is the standard/component form of vector a? What is the standard/component form of vector b? Add the two vectors a and b, ANALYTICALLY and find the component form vector c. Show, ANALYTICALLY, that you get the magnitude of vector c shown above. Show, ANALYTICALLY, that you get the direction (angle) of vector e shown above. |4| = 5.0 Tc| = 10.8

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