### Problem 1/3: Vector Magnitude and Angle Calculation**Problem Statement:**For the given vectors **V₁** and **V₂** from Problem 1/2, determine the magnitude of the vector difference **V'** = **V₂** - **V₁** and the angle θₓ which **V'** makes with the positive x-axis. Complete both graphical and algebraic solutions.**Solution Steps:**1. **Graphical Solution:** - Plot vectors **V₁** and **V₂** on a coordinate system. - Draw the vector **V'** from the tip of **V₁** to the tip of **V₂**. - Measure the length of **V'** to determine its magnitude. - Measure the angle between **V'** and the positive x-axis to find θₓ. 2. **Algebraic Solution:** - Use the components of **V₁** and **V₂** to calculate the components of **V'**. - Compute the magnitude of **V'** using the Pythagorean theorem: \[ |\mathbf{V'}| = \sqrt{(V'ₓ)^2 + (V'ᵧ)^2} \] - Calculate the angle θₓ using the arctangent function: \[ θₓ = \tan^{-1} \left(\frac{V'ᵧ}{V'ₓ}\right) \]Note: Ensure you have the information for vectors **V₁** and **V₂** from Problem 1/2 to proceed with the calculations.---This transcription is intended for educational purposes, providing a detailed explanation and solution methodology for vector calculation problems.

1/3 SS For the given vectors V₁ and V₂ of Prob. 1/2, de- termine the magnitude of the vector difference V' = V₂ - V₁ and the angle, which V' makes with the positive x-axis. Complete both graphical and algebraic solutions.

1/3 SS For the given vectors V₁ and V₂ of Prob. 1/2, de- termine the magnitude of the vector difference V' = V₂ - V₁ and the angle, which V' makes with the positive x-axis. Complete both graphical and algebraic solutions.

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