Vector I is 20.00 km southeast, Z is 14.00 km west, A is 12.50 km 35° W of S, and L is15.00 km 58° N of W. If the resultant, R, is R =I + Z + A + L,(a) find the x-component of R, and (Ans: Rx = -14.98 km)(b) the y-component of R. (Ans: R, = -11.66 km)(c) What is the magnitude of the resultant? (Ans: R =NG(d) At what angle and direction is the resultant pointing to? (0 = 37.90° S of W)18.98 km)

a) So, the x component of R is Rx=Ix+Zx+Ax+LxRx=20cos45+-14+-12.5 sin…

Vector I is 20.00 km southeast, Z is 14.00 km west, A is 12.50 km 35° W of S, and L is 15.00 km 58° N of W. If the resultant, R, is R = I + Z + A + L, (a) find the x-component of R, and (Ans: Ry = -14.98 km) (b) the y-component of R. (Ans: Ry = -11.66 km) (c) What is the magnitude of the resultant? (Ans: R = 18.98 km) G|U (d) At what angle and direction is the resultant pointing to? (0 = 37.90° S of W) %3D

Vector I is 20.00 km southeast, Z is 14.00 km west, A is 12.50 km 35° W of S, and L is 15.00 km 58° N of W. If the resultant, R, is R = I + Z + A + L, (a) find the x-component of R, and (Ans: Ry = -14.98 km) (b) the y-component of R. (Ans: Ry = -11.66 km) (c) What is the magnitude of the resultant? (Ans: R = 18.98 km) G|U (d) At what angle and direction is the resultant pointing to? (0 = 37.90° S of W) %3D

Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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Chapter1: Introduction And Vectors

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Problem 46P: Vector A has x and y components of 8.70 cm and 15.0 cm, respectively; vector B has x and y...

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