Vector 1: X newtons, south Vector 2: Y newtons, west X be the number of letters in your first name Example: MARIA CELŠA (X=10) Let: Y be the number of letters in your family name Example: TABAR (Y=5)

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*Find the magnitude and direction of the resultant of the given set of vectors.

•Use Pythagorean Theorem for item #1 and Component Method for item #2.

•Round off answers to at least 4 decimal places

 

1.
Vector 1:
X newtons, south
Vector 2:
Y newtons, west
X be the number of letters in your first name
Example: MARIA CELŠA (X=10)
Let:
Y be the number of letters in your family name
Example: TABAR (Y=5)
Transcribed Image Text:1. Vector 1: X newtons, south Vector 2: Y newtons, west X be the number of letters in your first name Example: MARIA CELŠA (X=10) Let: Y be the number of letters in your family name Example: TABAR (Y=5)
2. A group of students find themselves trapped on campus in the midst of a zombie
apocalypse. One of the students was separated from the group because she ran through a
passage A meters straight east (instead of going west), then B meters in a direction of 55°
west of south and then C meters at 10° west of north. How far and in what direction must
she run further to go back to the starting point?
Let: A be the last non-zero digit of your school ID number, Example: 110-1572-346 (A=6)
B be the last 2 digits of your school ID number, Example: 110-1572-346 (B=46)
Cbe the first 3 digits of your school ID number, Example: 110-1572-346 (C=110)
Transcribed Image Text:2. A group of students find themselves trapped on campus in the midst of a zombie apocalypse. One of the students was separated from the group because she ran through a passage A meters straight east (instead of going west), then B meters in a direction of 55° west of south and then C meters at 10° west of north. How far and in what direction must she run further to go back to the starting point? Let: A be the last non-zero digit of your school ID number, Example: 110-1572-346 (A=6) B be the last 2 digits of your school ID number, Example: 110-1572-346 (B=46) Cbe the first 3 digits of your school ID number, Example: 110-1572-346 (C=110)
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