2. Two vectors A and B with the magnitude 750 N and 900 N respectively, which create some angles with the Cartesian coordinate as shown in the Figure-1. Consider the unit vectors ê, ê2 and êz for the +x, +y and +z axis, respectively. В A 35° 65°. 25° 20° Figure-1 а. Express the vectors A and B in terms of unit vectors ê,, ê2 and êg. b. Calculate the resultant vector R = A+B.

2. Two vectors A and B with the magnitude 750 N and 900 N respectively, which create some angles with the Cartesian coordinate as shown in the Figure-1. Consider the unit vectors ê, ê2 and êz for the +x, +y and +z axis, respectively. В A 35° 65°. 25° 20° Figure-1 а. Express the vectors A and B in terms of unit vectors ê,, ê2 and êg. b. Calculate the resultant vector R = A+B.

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2. Two vectors A and B with the magnitude 750 N and 900 N respectively, which
create some angles with the Cartesian coordinate as shown in the Figure-1. Consider
the unit vectors ê, ê2 and êz for the +x, +y and +z axis, respectively.
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А
35°
65°.
25°
20°
Figure-1
а.
Express the vectors A and B in terms of unit vectors ê,, ê, and êz.
b.
Calculate the resultant vector R = A+B.

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