Vectors in unit-vector notation

queenspublic

How do I convert 2.00 m, at +55.0° into a unit-vector notation?

A unit-vector notation would look like this: (1.20 m)î + (5.00 m)j

queenspublic

2(cos55)î + 2(sin55)j

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queenspublic	Vectors in unit-vector notation Tweet How do I convert 2.00 m, at +55.0° into a unit-vector notation? A unit-vector notation would look like this: (1.20 m)î + (5.00 m)j