Given four vectors: 25 newtons 50 degrees north of east; 16 newtons 75 degrees south of east; 10 newtons 35 degrees east of north; and 30 newtons due south: Find the resultant magnitude. Find the resultant angle based on the zero-degree x axis.

Given four vectors: 25 newtons 50 degrees north of east; 16 newtons 75 degrees south of east; 10 newtons 35 degrees east of north; and 30 newtons due south: Find the resultant magnitude. Find the resultant angle based on the zero-degree x axis.

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Chapter1: Introduction And Vectors

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Given four vectors: 25 newtons 50 degrees north of east; 16 newtons 75
degrees south of east; 10 newtons 35 degrees east of north; and 30 newtons
due south:
Find the resultant magnitude.
Find the resultant angle based on the zero-degree x axis.

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