Solve all the following problems MATHEMATICALLY using your calculator. Show all work. Remember, the resultant vector must have both magnitude and direction (an angle). 8. Find the resultant of the vectors below.

Solve all the following problems MATHEMATICALLY using your calculator. Show all work. Remember, the resultant vector must have both magnitude and direction (an angle). 8. Find the resultant of the vectors below.

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Solve all the following problems MATHEMATICALLY
using your calculator. Show all work. Remember, the
resultant vector must have both magnitude and direction
(an angle).
8. Find the resultant of the vectors below.
D
36.0°
60.0°
136.0
A = 12 m/s
20.0°
+x
B= 15 m/s C = 25 m/s
D = 20 m/s

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