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3 years ago

Which vector has an x-component with a length of 4?

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zepelin [54]3 years ago

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Answer:

C.) vector C

Explanation:

From the graph provided:

Four vectors are present :

Vectors a, b, c and d.

The x-component of the vector is its magnitude along the x-axis.

Taking the coordinate of each vector:

Vector a = (1,4) : length of x- component = 1

Vector b = (1, 1) : length of x- component = 1

Vector c = (4, -4) : length of x- component = 4

Vector d = (-3, 4) : length of x- component = - 3

Therefore, vector c has an x-component length of 4

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