A motorcycle stunt person leaves the jump ramp traveling at 35 m/s at 22° above the horizontal. 2. A. Draw a vector representing the velocity of the motorcycle. В. Draw the horizontal and vertical components of the vector.
A motorcycle stunt person leaves the jump ramp traveling at 35 m/s at 22° above the horizontal. 2. A. Draw a vector representing the velocity of the motorcycle. В. Draw the horizontal and vertical components of the vector.
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Transcribed Image Text:A motorcycle stunt person leaves the jump ramp traveling at 35 m/s at 22° above
the horizontal.
А.
Draw a vector representing the velocity of the motorcycle.
В.
Draw the horizontal and vertical components of the vector.
B.
2.
Transcribed Image Text:resolution and vector addition to find the final resultant force acting on the box.
The diagram below depicts all the forces acting on an object. Use both vector
Vector Resolution
Teacher: Mr. Kang
Ose vector resolution to find the magnitude of each component
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3.
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10N
45
15N
Resolve the 10N vector into its horizontal and vertical components.
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A.
Add the horizontal components. (there are two horizontal component
vectors. One is 15N to the right, the other is what you got from above ,
which will be to the left)
В.
Use the resulting horizontal and vertical components to do
two-dimensional vector addition. Find the magnitude and direction of the
resultant vector. (Show work)
С.
B.
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