LabIn this lab you will be given some values for a vector and will need to determine the missing values. Then, you will test your answers using one of the force tables. All angles need to be in the range from 0° to 360°, where 0° points along the positive x-axis,90° points along the positive y-axis, 180° points along the negative x-axis, and 270° points along the negative y-axis. For the vector -A, the negative of a vector is antiparallel to the vector itself.AyMagnitude of AAngle of -ASetSetla1b1cSet1d2a2b2c2d3a3b3c3d4a4b4c4d5a5bбаAx6bAx3037-45-50|Axl85100-54-9032-26Ayl32-42-2548Ay-9598-748342200124121139-21Magnitude of A6262Magnitude of A72Angle of A64347⁰84⁰157⁰212°25°283⁰139⁰262⁰265⁰70⁰324⁰103⁰In the next sets, you are given the magnitude and one component. There is an ambiguity in determining the vector, because you can only determine the absolute value of the other component and not its sign; therefore, there are two possibilities. In thesetables, you must enter the absolute value of the component and provide two angles for the vector, the first one assuming the other component is positive and the other assuming the component is negative. You must also provide two angles for theantiparallel vector in the same order.Angle of AAngle of A0OOO0OO(pos Ay)(neg Ay)(pos Ay)(neg Ay)(pos Ax)O (neg Ax)(pos Ax)(neg A)Angle of -A0Angle of -AO0OO000000O。00O(pos Ay)(neg A)(pos Ay)(neg Ay)(pos A)(neg Ax)(pos Ax)(neg Ax)

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In this lab you will be given some values for a vector and will need to determine the missing values. Then, you will test your answers using one of the force tables. All angles need to be in the range from 0 to 360°, where 0° points along the positive x-axis, 90° points along the positive y-axis, 180° points along the negative x-axis, and 270° points along the negative y-axis. For the vector -A, the negative of a vector is antiparallel to the vector itself. Ay Magnitude of A Set la 1b 1c Ax 30 37 -45 32 -42 -25 Angle of A Angle of -A

In this lab you will be given some values for a vector and will need to determine the missing values. Then, you will test your answers using one of the force tables. All angles need to be in the range from 0 to 360°, where 0° points along the positive x-axis, 90° points along the positive y-axis, 180° points along the negative x-axis, and 270° points along the negative y-axis. For the vector -A, the negative of a vector is antiparallel to the vector itself. Ay Magnitude of A Set la 1b 1c Ax 30 37 -45 32 -42 -25 Angle of A Angle of -A

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Chapter5: Newton's Law Of Motion

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