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Chapter 3, Problem 9P

Draw each of the following vectors, then find its x- and y-components.

a. d → = (100m, 45° below + x-axis)

b. v → = (300 m/s, 20° above + x-axis)

c. a → = (5.0 m/s², –y-direction)

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