Kindly encode your answers Part I. Directions: Determine the magnitude and direction of the followingvectors. Given the SCALE: 1 cm = 10 m/s, use the counterclockwise (from East)convention or use protractor to determine the direction. Use the indicated scaleand a scale conversion to determine the magnitude.Here's an example:AnswerThe direction is 45 degrees (the counter-clockwise angle of rotation from dueEast). The magnitude is 24 m/s; 2.4 cm in length multiplied by the factor (10m/s)/1 cm. 24 m/s Northeast (NE)Vector DiagramMagnitudeDirection1.2.4.5.Questions1. How did you determine the magnitude and direction of the vector?2. How vector is being represented based from the activity?3.

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Part I. Directions: Determine the magnitude and direction of the following vectors. Given the SCALE: 1 cm = convention or use protractor to determine the direction. Use the indicated scale and a scale conversion to determine the magnitude. Here's an example: 10 m/s, use the counterclockwise (from East)

Part I. Directions: Determine the magnitude and direction of the following vectors. Given the SCALE: 1 cm = convention or use protractor to determine the direction. Use the indicated scale and a scale conversion to determine the magnitude. Here's an example: 10 m/s, use the counterclockwise (from East)

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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