% Part (1) What is the direction of the resultant vector: C - 2D+ 3F?GrDeR=Pcsin()cos()tan()8.9.HOMEAcotan()asin()acos()ET AL 46.atan()acotan()sinh()13d.ENDcosh()tanh()cotanh()VOl BACKSPACECLEARDELO Degrees O Radians yA60°A = 10.030°30°53°D = 20.037°C = 12.010B = 5.0F = 20.0

A vector can be written as A̅ = Ax î + Ay ĵ A̅ = A Cosθ î + A Sin θ ĵ

Answered: 60° A = 10.0 30° %3D C = 12.0

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% Part (1) What is the direction of the resultant vector: C - 2D+ 3F?
Gr
De
R=
Pc
sin()
cos()
tan()
8.
9.
HOME
A
cotan()
asin()
acos()
ET AL 4
6.
atan()
acotan()
sinh()
1
3
d.
END
cosh()
tanh()
cotanh()
VOl BACKSPACE
CLEAR
DEL
O Degrees O Radians

yA
60°
A = 10.0
30°
30°
53°
D = 20.0
37°
C = 12.0
10
B = 5.0
F = 20.0

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