UFC L Xvcu myVC xCA ball XLON-Xsection: 9)NEWx component =Submit Answer Tries 0/4length of vector =Submit Answer Tries 0/4angle with respect to x-axis (positive values only)Submit Answer Tries 0/4y component=LON-C X← → C loncapa.vcu.edu/res/vcu/phys201/Vectors/vector_num_add-anglemagnitude.problem?symb=uploaded%2fvcu%2f8130176cfc6b56Omar AmroMain MenuLON-X C Chego X(StudentContentsGrades SyllabusCourse Contents » ... » HW #4 (due Mon 2/13 at 10 am) » vector_num_add-anglemagnitude.problem=Threaded View Chronological View Other Views ...ExportThe components of all the vectors are INTEGERS.Consider the two vectors, A and B, in the figure. What would be the x and y components of the the vector sum C = A + B?420S Philad X-2PHYS 201 (Spring 2023)-4-4M Mathy X-202AClick4

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Omar Main Menu Contents Grades Syllabus Course Contents » ... » HW #4 (due Mon 2/13 at 10 am) » vector_num_add-anglemagnitude.problem The components of all the vectors are INTEGERS. Consider the two vectors, A and B, in the figure. What would be the x and y components of the the vector sum C = A + I x component = Submit Answer Tries 0/4 length of vector y component= 4 2 -2 -4 -4 -2 0 2

Omar Main Menu Contents Grades Syllabus Course Contents » ... » HW #4 (due Mon 2/13 at 10 am) » vector_num_add-anglemagnitude.problem The components of all the vectors are INTEGERS. Consider the two vectors, A and B, in the figure. What would be the x and y components of the the vector sum C = A + I x component = Submit Answer Tries 0/4 length of vector y component= 4 2 -2 -4 -4 -2 0 2

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