What is the magnitude and direction of the PQ→ with tail and head points P(-6, 0) and Q(2, 4)? a 8.9 units, 26.6° north of east b 8.9 units, 63.4° north of east c 13.4 units, 180° west d 13.4 units, 0° east

What is the magnitude and direction of the PQ→ with tail and head points P(-6, 0) and Q(2, 4)? a 8.9 units, 26.6° north of east b 8.9 units, 63.4° north of east c 13.4 units, 180° west d 13.4 units, 0° east

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Chapter15: Oscillatory Motion

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What is the magnitude and direction of the PQ→ with tail and head points P(-6, 0) and Q(2, 4)?

a	8.9 units, 26.6° north of east
b	8.9 units, 63.4° north of east
c	13.4 units, 180° west
d	13.4 units, 0° east

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