Which of the following phases has a variable volume?
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Answer:
-75.35°
Explanation:
Let C be the sum of the two vectors A and B. Hence, we can write the following
but since the vector C is in the -y direction, = 0 and
= —12 m.
Thus
similarly, we can determine by rearranging equation (1)
so the magnitude of B is
Finally, the direction of B can be calculated as follows
Ф=
hence the vector B makes an angle of 75.35 clockwise with + x axis
Answer:
a.) magnitude __49.7__ unit(s)
b.) direction __123.6°_ counterclockwise from the +x axis
Explanation:
Let Vector is v
x-component of Vector v = x = -27.5 units (minus sign indicate that x-component is along the minus x-axis )
y-component of Vector v = y = 41.4 units
Magnitude of v = ?
Direction of v = ?
To find the magnitude of the vector
v =
v =
v = 49.7 units
To find direction
θ = tan⁻¹(y/x)
θ = tan⁻¹(41.4/-27.5)
θ = -56.4°
This Angle is in the clockwise direction with respect to -x axis.
We need to find Angle counterclockwise from the +x axis.
So,
θ = 180° - 56.4°
θ = 123.6°
The given vector is in 2nd quadrant