Graph this vector and solve for what is unknown in the problem. 1. Using sine and cosine law compute for the Resultant and the angle that R makes with the horizontal. Given vectors: V1 = 3 m, N and V2 = 4 m, 30 degrees N of E.

Graph this vector and solve for what is unknown in the problem. 1. Using sine and cosine law compute for the Resultant and the angle that R makes with the horizontal. Given vectors: V1 = 3 m, N and V2 = 4 m, 30 degrees N of E.

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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