2) A is 8.5cm long and pointed to the right (+x axis). B is 6.0cm long and pointed up and to the left, at 120° counter-clockwise from +x. Draw the two vectors and use graphical methods to find the magnitude and angle-from-+x of C where A+B=C. Make sure your submission is scanned without warping, so the angles can be checked.
2) A is 8.5cm long and pointed to the right (+x axis). B is 6.0cm long and pointed up and to the left, at 120° counter-clockwise from +x. Draw the two vectors and use graphical methods to find the magnitude and angle-from-+x of C where A+B=C. Make sure your submission is scanned without warping, so the angles can be checked.
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![2) A is 8.5cm long and pointed to the right (+x axis). B is 6.0cm long and pointed up
and to the left, at 120° counter-clockwise from +x. Draw the two vectors and use
graphical methods to find the magnitude and angle-from-+x of C where A+B=C. Make
sure your submission is scanned without warping, so the angles can be checked.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F5fb1edcb-e378-4007-8f8b-0be0a89cb7b5%2F72b1f408-a6cb-4ad9-9adb-0c6608781ea6%2Fu1pytlc_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:2) A is 8.5cm long and pointed to the right (+x axis). B is 6.0cm long and pointed up
and to the left, at 120° counter-clockwise from +x. Draw the two vectors and use
graphical methods to find the magnitude and angle-from-+x of C where A+B=C. Make
sure your submission is scanned without warping, so the angles can be checked.
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