Round all your answers to the appropriate number of significant digits. I Give the North/South and East/West components of the following vectors. a) 97.2m [33.4 degrees N of E]. b) 37.7m [40.8 degrees N of W]. c) 66.3m [26.1 degrees W of s].

Round all your answers to the appropriate number of significant digits. I Give the North/South and East/West components of the following vectors. a) 97.2m [33.4 degrees N of E]. b) 37.7m [40.8 degrees N of W]. c) 66.3m [26.1 degrees W of s].

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Give the North/South and East/West components of the following vectors.
a) 97.2m [33.4 degrees N of E].
b) 37.7m [40.8 degrees N of W].
c) 66.3m [26.1 degrees W of S].

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