Represent the given vectors using the indicated scale.1. A= 55 N, North2. B= 20 km/h, South3. C= 100 N, 35° Sof W4. D= 50 m/s, 40°N of E (1cm= 10 m/s)5. E= 700 m, 700 S of E (1 cm= 100m)(1cm=5N)(1 cm= 4km/h)(1cm = 10N)

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Represent the given vectors using the indicated scale. 1. A= 55 N, North 2. B= 20 km/h, South 3. C= 100 N, 35° Sof W (1cm = 10N) 4. D= 50 m/s, 40°N of E 5. E= 700 m, 70o S of E (1cm=5N) (1 cm= 4km/h) ( 1cm= 10 m/s) (1 cm= 100m)

Represent the given vectors using the indicated scale. 1. A= 55 N, North 2. B= 20 km/h, South 3. C= 100 N, 35° Sof W (1cm = 10N) 4. D= 50 m/s, 40°N of E 5. E= 700 m, 70o S of E (1cm=5N) (1 cm= 4km/h) ( 1cm= 10 m/s) (1 cm= 100m)

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Represent the given vectors using the indicated scale.
1. A= 55 N, North
2. B= 20 km/h, South
3. C= 100 N, 35° Sof W
4. D= 50 m/s, 40°N of E (1cm= 10 m/s)
5. E= 700 m, 700 S of E (1 cm= 100m)
(1cm=5N)
(1 cm= 4km/h)
(1cm = 10N)

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