Make a representation of the following vector quantities: a. A velocity of 20m/s north b. A force of 2000 dynes 45° east of south c. An acceleration of 5m/s² at 200° d. A displacement of 14m 100° from +x-axis e. A force of 250N at 60° clockwise +x-axis

Make a representation of the following vector quantities: a. A velocity of 20m/s north b. A force of 2000 dynes 45° east of south c. An acceleration of 5m/s² at 200° d. A displacement of 14m 100° from +x-axis e. A force of 250N at 60° clockwise +x-axis

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