explain please! This question has been regraded.A vector has an x-component of +5 m and a y-component of -3 m. Whatangle does it make with the y-axis?59 deg clockwise from the -y axis31 deg clockwise from the -y axis59 deg clockwise from the +y axix31 deg clockwise from the +y axix

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