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1 year ago

⃗ has the magnitude 15 cm and it makes and angle 40° with positive X axis. Calculate the X and Y component of ⃗.

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topjm [15]1 year ago

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The X component of the vector is 11.5 while the Y component is 9.6.

<h3>What are the components of a vector?</h3>

We know that a vector must posses both magnitude and direction. Now the vector could be resolved into the vertical and the horizontal components of the mixture.

In resolving this vector;

X component = 15 cm cos 40 degrees = 11.5

Y component = 15 cm sin 40 degrees = 9.6

Thus the X component of the vector is 11.5 while the Y component is 9.6.

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