A-97 units @ 196.5 degrees B-311 units @ 217.4 degrees C-374 units @ 228.1 degrees HĎ - Ä+B+Ö Find D Select one: O a. 769.9035 units @ 140.0067 degrees Ob. 769.9035 units @ 129.9933 degrees O c. 769.9035 units @ 39.9933 degrees Od. 769.9035 units @ 219.9933 degrees

A-97 units @ 196.5 degrees B-311 units @ 217.4 degrees C-374 units @ 228.1 degrees HĎ - Ä+B+Ö Find D Select one: O a. 769.9035 units @ 140.0067 degrees Ob. 769.9035 units @ 129.9933 degrees O c. 769.9035 units @ 39.9933 degrees Od. 769.9035 units @ 219.9933 degrees

Physics for Scientists and Engineers with Modern Physics

10th Edition

ISBN:9781337553292

Author:Raymond A. Serway, John W. Jewett

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, John W. Jewett

Chapter33: Electromagnetic Waves

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 10P

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A = 97 units @ 196.5 degrees B = 311 units @ 217.4 degrees C = 374 units @ 228.1 degrees If D = A + B + C , Find D

A-97 units @ 196.5 degrees
B-311 units @ 217.4 degrees
C-374 units @ 228.1 degrees
HĎ - Ä+B+Ö
Find D
Select one:
O a. 769.9035 units @ 140.0067 degrees
Ob. 769.9035 units @ 129.9933 degrees
O c. 769.9035 units @ 39.9933 degrees
Od. 769.9035 units @ 219.9933 degrees

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