●Find the sum, the resultant and thedirection of the vectors by using ascale drawing: 10m/s = 1cm.•●CHAPT. 3 VECTORSLAB #41 V₁ = (60m/s at 90°) + V₂ = (80m/s at 0°)2 V3 = (70m/s at 180°) + V₁ = (50m/s at90°)3 Vs = (77m/s at 45°) + V6 = (59m/s at 0°)4 V₁ = (63m/s at 90°) + V8 = (48m/s at 60°)5 V₂ = (89m/s at 30°) + V₁0 = (73m/s at 300°)6 V₁₁ (100m/s at 60°) + V₁2 = (50m/s at 360°)

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Find the sum, the resultant and the direction of the vectors by using a scale drawing: 10m/s = 1cm. 1 V₁ = (60m/s at 90°) + V₂ = (80m/s at 0°) 2 V3 = (70m/s at 180°) + V₁ = (50m/s at90°) 3 Vs = (77m/s at 45°) + V6 = (59m/s at 0°) 4 V₁ = (63m/s at 90°) + Vs = (48m/s at 60°) • 5 V, = (89m/s at 30°) + V₁0 (73m/s at 300°) 6 V₁1 (100m/s at 60°) + V₁2 = (50m/s at 360°) ● ●

Find the sum, the resultant and the direction of the vectors by using a scale drawing: 10m/s = 1cm. 1 V₁ = (60m/s at 90°) + V₂ = (80m/s at 0°) 2 V3 = (70m/s at 180°) + V₁ = (50m/s at90°) 3 Vs = (77m/s at 45°) + V6 = (59m/s at 0°) 4 V₁ = (63m/s at 90°) + Vs = (48m/s at 60°) • 5 V, = (89m/s at 30°) + V₁0 (73m/s at 300°) 6 V₁1 (100m/s at 60°) + V₁2 = (50m/s at 360°) ● ●

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Find the sum, the resultant and the
direction of the vectors by using a
scale drawing: 10m/s = 1cm.
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CHAPT. 3 VECTORS
LAB #4
1 V₁ = (60m/s at 90°) + V₂ = (80m/s at 0°)
2 V3 = (70m/s at 180°) + V₁ = (50m/s at90°)
3 Vs = (77m/s at 45°) + V6 = (59m/s at 0°)
4 V₁ = (63m/s at 90°) + V8 = (48m/s at 60°)
5 V₂ = (89m/s at 30°) + V₁0 = (73m/s at 300°)
6 V₁₁ (100m/s at 60°) + V₁2 = (50m/s at 360°)

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