Procedure 5: Adding Vectors with Trig R B = 1804180 Set 1 A = 360490 A = 1804162 B = 2002250 C = 205410 Set 2 B = 250z120 Set 3 A= C= 200280 3004210 A = 50490 B = 3004130 C= 340£250 Set 4

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Procedure 5: Adding Vectors with Trig

  • The easiest and most accurate way to add the vectors is with trigonometry. To do this: 

    • Add all of the x components to get the total distance the resultant travels in the x direction. Since Vx = V cos θ gives the x-component of vector V,  use Rx = A cos θA + B cos θB + ...

    • Add all of the y components to get the total distance the resultant travels in the y direction. Since Vy = V sin θ  gives the x-component of vector V, use RY = A sin θA + B sin θB + ...

    • use the Pythagorean theorem to find R, the length of the resultant

    • use arcTan θ, the angle at which we R deviates from the horizontal

    • Fix the angle if needed

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Procedure 5: Adding Vectors with Trig
R
Set 1
A =
360490
B =
1802180
A =
1804162
B =
2004250
Set 2
C=
205410
B =
250z120
C =
300L210
Set 3
A=
200280
B =
3004130
C =
340L250
Set 4
A=
50290
Transcribed Image Text:Procedure 5: Adding Vectors with Trig R Set 1 A = 360490 B = 1802180 A = 1804162 B = 2004250 Set 2 C= 205410 B = 250z120 C = 300L210 Set 3 A= 200280 B = 3004130 C = 340L250 Set 4 A= 50290
A = 400220°
B= 300Z120°
C=150/210°
Rx = 400 cos 20° +300 cos120° +150 cos 210° = 96 and
Ry = 400 sin 20° +300 sin 120° +150sin 210°= 322
R = 196? + 322 = 336
322
e = tan
|= 73.4° (notice, this is in first quadrant)
96
so R = 336473.4°
Transcribed Image Text:A = 400220° B= 300Z120° C=150/210° Rx = 400 cos 20° +300 cos120° +150 cos 210° = 96 and Ry = 400 sin 20° +300 sin 120° +150sin 210°= 322 R = 196? + 322 = 336 322 e = tan |= 73.4° (notice, this is in first quadrant) 96 so R = 336473.4°
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