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Find the vector and find the magnitude of the vector
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[QUOTE="Simon Bridge, post: 4305937, member: 367532"] finding vector C is what you did when you worked out the components. You cannot do part (b) without it. You can answer the question by drawing the vector on the diagram and/or by writing out the components with the i and j unit vectors. Did you see that the two vectors use special triangles so you don't need a calculator? [/QUOTE]
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Find the vector and find the magnitude of the vector
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