Use the following information to answer the next question. A firecracker explodes into three parts. A 6.02 g portion goes directly east at 1.46 m/s and a 4.76 g portion flies directly south at 1.59 m/s. 5. Based on the information above, the direction of the third portion, with a mass of 4.22 will be: A. Japproximately southeast. B. approximately northwest. C. directly north. D. directly west.

Use the following information to answer the next question. A firecracker explodes into three parts. A 6.02 g portion goes directly east at 1.46 m/s and a 4.76 g portion flies directly south at 1.59 m/s. 5. Based on the information above, the direction of the third portion, with a mass of 4.22 will be: A. Japproximately southeast. B. approximately northwest. C. directly north. D. directly west.

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College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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