X Consider a vector E pointed into the second quadrant' of the Cartesian x-y coordinate plane, as pictured above. Consider the vector E pictured above and assume it is meant to represent some physical vector quantity we're studying. Since I've not specified what sort of physical quantity this vector is supposed to represent (perhaps it might be a force vector, a velocity vector, etc.), we'll leave it vague (but also recognize that the numerical values we record for physical quantities typically have units of measurment) and we'll just say that its units are simply called units. Suppose the magnitude, E, of E is given by E = 30.00 units, and suppose the angles drawn in the above figure are given by 0 = 60.00° and ø = 30.00°. (a.) What are the x- and y-components of vector E, pictured above, in terms of the angle 0 and the magnitude E? (b.) For the same vector, what are the x- and y-components in terms of the angle ø and the magnitude E? (c.) What would these vector components be if the magnitude of E was doubled?

X Consider a vector E pointed into the second quadrant' of the Cartesian x-y coordinate plane, as pictured above. Consider the vector E pictured above and assume it is meant to represent some physical vector quantity we're studying. Since I've not specified what sort of physical quantity this vector is supposed to represent (perhaps it might be a force vector, a velocity vector, etc.), we'll leave it vague (but also recognize that the numerical values we record for physical quantities typically have units of measurment) and we'll just say that its units are simply called units. Suppose the magnitude, E, of E is given by E = 30.00 units, and suppose the angles drawn in the above figure are given by 0 = 60.00° and ø = 30.00°. (a.) What are the x- and y-components of vector E, pictured above, in terms of the angle 0 and the magnitude E? (b.) For the same vector, what are the x- and y-components in terms of the angle ø and the magnitude E? (c.) What would these vector components be if the magnitude of E was doubled?

College Physics

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ISBN:9781305952300

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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