19, find the direction angle of vector v to the nearest tenth of a degree

Mathematics

1 answer:

labwork [276]3 years ago

6 0

The vector v is given by:
v = (7, 2) - (-5, 0)
v = ((7 - (- 5)), (2-0))
v = ((7 + 5), 2)
v = (12, 2)
Then, the angle is given by:
tan (theta) = 2/12
theta = atan (2/12)
theta = 9.46 degrees
Answer:
The direction angle of vector to the nearest tenth of a degree is:
theta = 9.5 degrees

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