Problem 10 B (15.0 m) D(10.0 m) 30.0 53.0 25.0 Č 12.0 m) Ä (8.00 m) Part a Compute the x- and y-components of the vectors A, B, C, and Ď. Part b Use the method of components to find the magnitude and direction (angle measured counterclockwise from x-axis) of: i) A + B ii) A - B iii) B – À Part c Find the scalar products: i) A · B ii) B.T iii) A . T Part d Find the magnitude and direction of the following vector products: i) A × D ii) D × À

Problem 10 B (15.0 m) D(10.0 m) 30.0 53.0 25.0 Č 12.0 m) Ä (8.00 m) Part a Compute the x- and y-components of the vectors A, B, C, and Ď. Part b Use the method of components to find the magnitude and direction (angle measured counterclockwise from x-axis) of: i) A + B ii) A - B iii) B – À Part c Find the scalar products: i) A · B ii) B.T iii) A . T Part d Find the magnitude and direction of the following vector products: i) A × D ii) D × À

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I am super lost in part A, B, C, D

Problem 10
B (15.0 m)
Ď (10.0 m)
30.0°
53.0
25.00
Č (12.0 m)
Ä (8.00 m)
Part a Compute the x- and y-components of
the vectors Ả, B, C, and B.
Part b Use the method of components to find
the magnitude and direction (angle measured
counterclockwise from x-axis) of:
i) A + B
ii) À – B
iii) B – À
Part c Find the scalar products:
i) Α.Ε
ii) B -T
iii) À.T
Part d Find the magnitude and direction of
the following vector products:
i) A × B
ii) D x À

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