9 Learning Goal:To find a position vector between two arbitrary points.As shown, two cables connect three points. C' is below A by a distance C₂-1.30 ft andconnected to A by a cable 9.80 long Cable AC forms an angle B=23.0 with the positive yaxis. Bis 8.50 ft above C and the distances B, and B, are 8.50 ft and 5.50 ft, respectively(Figure 1)2:13 am ✓ABBB.CC.Cx2:13 am ✓ Part A Position vector from A to BUsing the dimensions in the figure, find the position vector from A to B in component formExpress your answers, separated by commas, to three significant figures.▸ View Available Hint(s)[ΨΕΙ ΑΣΦ. Ηvec?TABi ft, j ft, k ftSubmitPart B - Unit direction vector for line ABFor the position vector found in Part A, find the unit direction vector acting in the same direction Express your answer in component formExpress your answers, separated by commas, to three significant figures.▸ View Available Hint(s)?VAE IvecUAB =i, j, k

Given data Cz=1.3 ft Bx= 8.50ft By= 5.50ft l= 8.50ft Find the position vector from A to B. And…

Learning Goal: To find a position vector between two arbitrary points. As shown, two cables connect three points. C is below A by a distance C₂-1.30 ft and connected to A by a cable 9.80 ft long Cable AC forms an angle 8-23.0" with the positive y axis B is 8.50 ft above C and the distances B, and B, are 8.50 ft and 5.50 ft, respectively Figure 1) 2:13 am ✓ A y 2:13 am ✓ B By B B₁ C Tc. Cx

Learning Goal: To find a position vector between two arbitrary points. As shown, two cables connect three points. C is below A by a distance C₂-1.30 ft and connected to A by a cable 9.80 ft long Cable AC forms an angle 8-23.0" with the positive y axis B is 8.50 ft above C and the distances B, and B, are 8.50 ft and 5.50 ft, respectively Figure 1) 2:13 am ✓ A y 2:13 am ✓ B By B B₁ C Tc. Cx

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Publisher:John Tomczyk, Eugene Silberstein, Bill Whitman, Bill Johnson

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