Homework Answers
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a)
the x-component of B , Bx = 25 * cos(25) m
Bx = 22.7 m
the y-component of B , By = 25 * sin(25) m
By = 10.57 m
b)
when axis are rotated theta = 30 degree counterclockwise
the x-component of B , Bx = 25 * cos(25 - theta) m
Bx = 25 * cos(25 - 30) m
Bx = 24.9 m
the y-component of B , By = 25 * sin(25 - theta) m
By = 25 * sin(25 - 30) m
By = - 2.18 m
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