Question 6The scalar product of vectors A and B is 13 m² The magnitude ofvector A is A = 3.39 m. The magnitude of vector B is B– 4.43 mThe angle between vectors A and Bisdegrees. Give youranswer with one decimal place and no unit.

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Question 6 The scalar product of vectors A and B is 13 m² The magnitude of vector A is A = 3.39 m. The magnitude of vector B is B– 4.43 m The angle between vectors A and Bis degrees. Give your answer with one decimal place and no unit.