Consider two vectors, A = 16.5 m at 48.0°, and B = (-12.7Î + 2.30j) m. %3D Determine the x and y components of A: Ay Determine the x and y components of B: B. Let H- B-3 A. Determine H and express it in unit vector form. %3D Determine the magnitude and direction of H. H= m at

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**Title: Vector Analysis and Operations**

**Consider Two Vectors:**
- Vector \( \vec{A} \): Magnitude = 16.5 meters, Angle = 48.0°
- Vector \( \vec{B} \): Components = \((-12.7 \, \hat{i} + 2.30 \, \hat{j})\) meters

**Determine the x and y Components of \( \vec{A} \):**
- \( A_x = \) _____ meters
- \( A_y = \) _____ meters

**Determine the x and y Components of \( \vec{B} \):**
- \( B_x = \) _____ meters
- \( B_y = \) _____ meters

**Calculate Resultant Vector \( \vec{H} \):**
Let \( \vec{H} = \vec{B} - 3 \vec{A} \). Determine \( \vec{H} \) and express it in unit vector form:

- \( \vec{H} = (\) _____ \( \hat{i} +\) _____ \( \hat{j})\) meters

**Determine the Magnitude and Direction of \( \vec{H} \):**
- Magnitude \( |\vec{H}| = \) _____ meters 
- Direction = _____ °

**Instructions:**
- Use trigonometric functions to resolve vector \( \vec{A} \) into its x and y components.
- Perform vector subtraction and scalar multiplication as necessary for \( \vec{H} \).
- Calculate the magnitude of \( \vec{H} \) using the Pythagorean theorem.
- Find the direction of \( \vec{H} \) by computing the angle with respect to the positive x-axis.
Transcribed Image Text:**Title: Vector Analysis and Operations** **Consider Two Vectors:** - Vector \( \vec{A} \): Magnitude = 16.5 meters, Angle = 48.0° - Vector \( \vec{B} \): Components = \((-12.7 \, \hat{i} + 2.30 \, \hat{j})\) meters **Determine the x and y Components of \( \vec{A} \):** - \( A_x = \) _____ meters - \( A_y = \) _____ meters **Determine the x and y Components of \( \vec{B} \):** - \( B_x = \) _____ meters - \( B_y = \) _____ meters **Calculate Resultant Vector \( \vec{H} \):** Let \( \vec{H} = \vec{B} - 3 \vec{A} \). Determine \( \vec{H} \) and express it in unit vector form: - \( \vec{H} = (\) _____ \( \hat{i} +\) _____ \( \hat{j})\) meters **Determine the Magnitude and Direction of \( \vec{H} \):** - Magnitude \( |\vec{H}| = \) _____ meters - Direction = _____ ° **Instructions:** - Use trigonometric functions to resolve vector \( \vec{A} \) into its x and y components. - Perform vector subtraction and scalar multiplication as necessary for \( \vec{H} \). - Calculate the magnitude of \( \vec{H} \) using the Pythagorean theorem. - Find the direction of \( \vec{H} \) by computing the angle with respect to the positive x-axis.
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Step 1

The given vectors,

A=16.5 m at 48°B=-12.7 i^+2.30 j^ m

 

The x and y components of A vector,

Ax=16.5 m cos48°=11.04 mAy=16.5 m sin48°=12.26 m

 

Step 2

So, the vector A in unit vector form

A=11.04 i^+12.26 j m

 

The x and y components of B vector,

Bx=-12.7 mBy=2.30 m

Step 3

The H vector,

H=B-3A

 

Substitute,

H=-12.7 i^+2.30 j m-311.04 i^+12.26 j m=-45.82 i^-34.48 j m

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