3.Determine the vector magnitudes and directions for the relative velocities VA/B and VB/A, given thesemagnitudes and directions for the vectors VA and VB:(a) VA: magnitude 70km/h; direction 30°VB: magnitude 50km/h; direction 125° (b) VA: magnitude 70km/h; direction 30°VB: magnitude 50km/h; direction 225°(c) VA: magnitude 70km/h; direction 30°VB: magnitude 50km/h; direction 340°(d) VA: magnitude 70km/h; direction 135°VB: magnitude 50km/h; direction 60⁰NOTE: The direction is the angle (degrees) from the positive horizontal axes in an anticlockwise direction.yX

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Determine the vector magnitudes and directions for the relative velocities VA/B and VB/A, given these magnitudes and directions for the vectors VA and VB: (a) VA: magnitude 70km/h; direction 30⁰ VB: magnitude 50km/h; direction 125°

Determine the vector magnitudes and directions for the relative velocities VA/B and VB/A, given these magnitudes and directions for the vectors VA and VB: (a) VA: magnitude 70km/h; direction 30⁰ VB: magnitude 50km/h; direction 125°

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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