You have two arbitrary vectors A and B, which have different magnitudes, and which both lie in the 1st quadrant. You add the two vectors together. The resultant vector will have...
resultant vector must be in that same quadrant i. e. first quadrant.
resultant vecror angle always, between the the smaller angle vector A and larger angle vector.
Note: its not specifically mentioned in the problem what to find. do comments if the answer isn't covered in above explanation
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You have two arbitrary vectors A and B, which have different magnitudes, and which both lie...
Use the component method to add the vectors A and B shown in
the figure. Both vectors have magnitudes of 2.95 M and Vector A
makes an angle of theta = 25.0 degree with the X A+B=
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The two vectors a→ and b→ in the figure have equal magnitudes of
11.6 m and the angles are θ1 = 28° and θ2 =
103°. Find (a) the x component and
(b) the y component of their vector sum
r→, (c) the magnitude of r→,