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Resolving vector components using trigonometry
Yeah, I was actually not aware of how to check that intuitively. More often than not I have found that math does not always come intuitively to me. But now I understand, thank you for your help.- NewtonIsaac
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Resolving vector components using trigonometry
Thank you. It's at times like these I feel incredibly stupid. I had my calculator set to radians instead of degrees. Sorry for wasting everyone's time, including my own. Problem solved.- NewtonIsaac
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Resolving vector components using trigonometry
Here is the actual figure itself.- NewtonIsaac
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Resolving vector components using trigonometry
I apologize, sometimes I can be mathematically challenged. I don't understand what you are getting at. Here is a picture of my attempt at a solution, in case that helps.- NewtonIsaac
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Resolving vector components using trigonometry
Homework Statement Find the components of the vector A with length a = 1.00 and angle=20.0° with respect to the x-axis as shown. Enter the x component followed by the y component, separated by a comma. Homework Equations none The Attempt at a Solution To find the X-component...- NewtonIsaac
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