check answers pls Given the two vectors A = (3.00)î - (1.75)ĵ and B = (-4.00)Î + (3.58)ĵ, determine the following for the resultant vectorR = 2A + 3B.(a) an expression of the vector in vector notationR = -6.00 +5.49jReview how to add vectors by the component method.(b) the magnitude of the vector8.132Given the components of a vector, how can you determine the magnitude of the vector?

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Given the two vectors A = (3.00)î - (1.75)ĵ and B = (-4.00)î + (3.58)ĵ, determine the following for the resultant vector R = 2A + 3B. (a) an expression of the vector in vector notation A R= -6.00i + 5.49j Review how to add vectors by the component method. (b) the magnitude of the vector 8.132 X Given the components of a vector, how can you determine the magnitude of the vector?

Given the two vectors A = (3.00)î - (1.75)ĵ and B = (-4.00)î + (3.58)ĵ, determine the following for the resultant vector R = 2A + 3B. (a) an expression of the vector in vector notation A R= -6.00i + 5.49j Review how to add vectors by the component method. (b) the magnitude of the vector 8.132 X Given the components of a vector, how can you determine the magnitude of the vector?

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Chapter2: Vectors

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