21° 57⁰ E +y 38° C C = 82 m/s D = 62 m/s E = 41 m/s Figure 3-31 Question 3-34. +x
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21°
57°
+y
38° C
C = 82 m/s
D = 62 m/s
E = 41 m/s
Figure 3-31 Question 3-34.
+x
Transcribed Image Text:Use components to find + in Figure 3-31.
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(clockwise/counterclockwise) from the
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Vectors are quantities with both magnitude and direction. Here we are given three velocity vectors and we are to determine the resultant of the vector. This can be done by taking the components of the vector along the x-axis and y-axis and adding them and taking its resultant.
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