A position vector that belongs to the xy plane is described by the components (x, y) - (-3.00 m, 5.00 m) measured from the origin of the center of Cartesian coordinates. If we represent the vector in its polar coordinates, that is, in terms of its magnitude and angle formed with the positive horizontal "x" axis, we would obtain as a result: a) 0 = 239.0° r= 5.83 m b) 0 = 59.0° r= 2.82 m c) 0 = 239.0° r= 8.00 m d) 0 = 59.0°T=5.83 m || in february. it had to decelerate in the Martian

A position vector that belongs to the xy plane is described by the components (x, y) - (-3.00 m, 5.00 m) measured from the origin of the center of Cartesian coordinates. If we represent the vector in its polar coordinates, that is, in terms of its magnitude and angle formed with the positive horizontal "x" axis, we would obtain as a result: a) 0 = 239.0° r= 5.83 m b) 0 = 59.0° r= 2.82 m c) 0 = 239.0° r= 8.00 m d) 0 = 59.0°T=5.83 m || in february. it had to decelerate in the Martian

Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, John W. Jewett

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Chapter1: Introduction And Vectors

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