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Angle of vevtor in component form
No my 294^\circ was the final answer and what was being asked. Yes, 65^\circ turned out to be correct but I don't understand why. Since the question asked: Find \theta_A degrees below the positive x-axis. I thought it would be -65^\circ or 294^\circ By the way are links to a non-copyrighted...- arukia
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Angle of vevtor in component form
Angle of vector in component form Find the vector's magnitude and direction. Use right as the +x direction and up as the +y direction. \vec{A} = 3.50 \hat{i} - 7.70 \hat{j} Find \theta_A degrees below the positive x-axis. \theta_A = arctan\left ( \frac{7.70}{3.50} \right )...- arukia
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Vector addition and motion diagram
Mastering physics Knight. 2nd edition. A figure shows two dots of a motion diagram and vector \vec{V}_{1} Copy this figure and add vector \vec{V}_{2} and dot 3 if the accelration vector \vec{a} at dot 2 (a) points up and (b) points down. \vec{V}_{1} is a vertical vector pointing upward with...- arukia
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- Addition Diagram Motion Vector Vector addition
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