The sum of vectors D, E and F is a resultant with a magnitude of 24.80 cm pointing 21.34o west of north. If D is 30.0 cm southwest, the y-component of E, E, is-44.32 cm, and the x-component of F, F, is 20.0 cm, determine (a) the x-component of E, Ex, and (b) the magnitude and direction of F. SOLUTION

The sum of vectors D, E and F is a resultant with a magnitude of 24.80 cm pointing 21.34o west of north. If D is 30.0 cm southwest, the y-component of E, E, is-44.32 cm, and the x-component of F, F, is 20.0 cm, determine (a) the x-component of E, Ex, and (b) the magnitude and direction of F. SOLUTION

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