vector quantities lab

Where θ (theta) is the angle the vector creates. We then would repeat the same steps with vector B. B x = B cos ( θ ) B y = B sin ( θ ) After achieving the values for both A and B, and so on dependent on the amount of vectors given, the results from all equations are plugged into the following equation to solve for R, the resultant of the two vectors. R x = A x + B x R y = A y + B y R = √ ¿¿ tan − 1 ( R y R x ) Where tan − 1 is the tangent inverse of R y R x . Results Table 1 - Graphical, Analytical, and Experimental Addition Data