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8 months ago

Sketch the vectors u and w with angle θ between them and sketch the resultant.

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Rama09 [41]8 months ago

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Given:

Two vectors (u) and (w) and the angle between them θ

$\begin{gathered} |u|=50 \\ |w|=12 \\ \theta=35\degree \end{gathered}$

the sketch of the vectors will be as shown in the following figure:

As shown, the resultant vector is the blue line segment

The vector R has a magnitude = 60.22

And the angle between u and R = 5.56°

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