The problem involves finding the unit vector of a vector A with a given magnitude of 9m. Participants are tasked with determining the angles associated with this vector, but there is uncertainty regarding the necessary information to proceed.
The discussion highlights a lack of sufficient information to solve the problem, with participants suggesting that more details, such as a diagram or the specific components of the vector, are necessary to define its direction. Some guidance is offered regarding the need for additional context to proceed.
Participants note that the problem is constrained by the absence of directional information, as a vector requires both magnitude and direction to be fully described. There is an emphasis on the need for a clearer understanding of the problem setup.
dtrain121 said:it is in all three axes
dtrain121 said:Homework Statement
Vector A has a magnitude of 9m. find the angles and the vector A
Homework Equations
u-hat equals the vector u divided by its length
cos alpha=Ax divided by A
cos Beta=Ay divided by A
cos gamma=Az divided by A
The Attempt at a Solution
i do not know where to begin because 9 is the only number given, help please