Vectors are easy once you break them down the right way.
Here is a shortcut formula i have got for you to use to find the x & y components of any vecor, once you know the magnitude and angle (theta):
to find the x component, use<em>:
![[magnitude] * cos(theta)](https://tex.z-dn.net/?f=%5Bmagnitude%5D%20%2A%20cos%28theta%29)
to find the y component use:
![[magnitude]*sin(theta)](https://tex.z-dn.net/?f=%5Bmagnitude%5D%2Asin%28theta%29)
so for this question use:
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Here is a shortcut formula i have got for you to use to find the x & y components of any vecor, once you know the magnitude and angle (theta):
to find the x component, use<em>:
to find the y component use:
so for this question use:
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