V1 and V2 are different vectors with lengths V and V2 respectively. Find the following Constants Let vectors A = (2,1,-4) . B = (-3, 0, 1) , and C Calculate the following (-1,-1, 2) Part F Express your answer in terms of VI View Available Hint(s) Submit Part G If Vi and V2 are perpendicular View Available Hint(s) Submit Part H If Vi and V2 are parallel Express your answer in terms of Vi and V2. View Available Hint(s)

2. DETAILS 0/2 Submissions Used MY NOTES ASK YOUI You are given two vectors A = (6.0 m)â - (1.0 m)ÿ and B = (3.0 m)â + (7.0 m)ÿ. All angles measured counter clockwise from positive x axis!! (a) Find the magnitude of A. Find the direction of A. (b) Find the magnitude of B. Find the direction of B. (c) Find the magnitude of A + B. Find the direction of A + B. (d) Find the magnitude of B - A. Find the direction of B - A.

Part A What is the x-component of vector E in terms of the angle and the magnitude E shown in (Figure 1)? Express your answer in terms of some or all of the variables 0, E. View Available Hint(s) Ex = Esine Submit Correct Part B Previous Answers What is the y-component of vector E in terms of the angle and the magnitude E shown in (Figure 1)? Express your answer in terms of some or all of the variables 0, E. View Available Hint(s) Ey = - Ecos0 Submit Previous Answers Correct

When adding multiple two-dimensional displacement vectors, which of the following methods is most approp[riate to accurately determine the total displacement? 1. scale method diagram 2. Trigonometric method 3. magnitude adding method 4. algebriac component method