Answer:
a. 2
b. 6
c. 1
Step-by-step explanation:
The degree is the highest exponent on the variable in an expression
a. 2
b. 6
Both x and y have exponents of 3. To determine the degree, add the exponents together. 3+3=6
c. 1
When no exponent is present on the variable, it is always 1.
Ahhhhhhhh ok yeh so your answer is 374.65
First, lets transform the given vector into an unit vector (dividing by its module)
UnitVec = 4/5 i + 3/5 j
Then lets change this vector into a polar form
UnitVec = 1. with angle of 36.869 degrees taking as a reference the i vector
Then, the probem tells us that the vectors u and v make an angle of 45 degrees with UnitVec, so lets add+-45 to the vector in polar form
U = 1*[cos(36.869 +45)i + sin(36.869 +45)j] = 0.1414 i + 0.9899 j
V = 1*[cos(36.869 -45)i + sin(36.869 -45)j] = 0.9899 i - 0.1414 j
