Question 5Vectors A and B have the same magnitude. Furthermore, the angle 0 A that A makes with the positive y-axisis equal to the angle OB that B makes with the negative y-axis. The magnitude of C is Asin 0A (the signor direction is not accounted for, this is just the "length." You will need to supply the appropriate sign toaccount for the direction). The sketch below shows the orientations of the vectors. Which of the followingis the correct expression for the resultant vector R (recall that the resultant vector R, in this case, is sum ofvectors A, B, and C)?+y↑OB(Hint: First, draw the components of all the vectors, make sure the components are pointing in the correctdirections and label them generically-for example, Ag, Ay, Bg, By, etc. Second, use the relationship amongthe vectors to write them all in common terms, for example, it is stated that the magnitude of C is Asin 0A.Use this as a hint and write the components of B in terms of components of A, this can be done because themagnitude of A and B are equal; in addition, 0A = 0B. But there is a difference between A and B, whatis it?-Look at the figure. If everything is done correctly when drawing the components and labelling themappropriately while keeping their relationships in mind, the problem can be solved pictorially.)%3Da) R= A cos 0AÎ + 2A sin 0Aâŷb) Ř= /A² + B² +C?ê+ \/A3 + B +Czŷ%3Dc) R= Asin 0A£d) R= C = -A sin 0AÎ%3D

Vectors A and B have the same magnitude. Furthermore, the angle 0A that A makes with the positive y-axis is equal to the angle 0B that B makes with the negative y-axis. The magnitude of C is Asin 0A (the sign or direction is not accounted for, this is just the "length." You will need to supply the appropriate sign to account for the direction). The sketch below shows the orientations of the vectors. Which of the following is the correct expression for the resultant vector R (recall that the resultant vector R, in this case, is sum of vectors A, B, and C)? +y↑ OB

Vectors A and B have the same magnitude. Furthermore, the angle 0A that A makes with the positive y-axis is equal to the angle 0B that B makes with the negative y-axis. The magnitude of C is Asin 0A (the sign or direction is not accounted for, this is just the "length." You will need to supply the appropriate sign to account for the direction). The sketch below shows the orientations of the vectors. Which of the following is the correct expression for the resultant vector R (recall that the resultant vector R, in this case, is sum of vectors A, B, and C)? +y↑ OB

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