Mathematics, 01.12.2021 07:50, nails4life324

A vector is in standard position, with its terminal point in the second quadrant and an x-coordinate of –5. The vector has a magnitude of StartRoot 61 EndRoot. Complete the statements describing the vector. The y-coordinate of the vector to the nearest tenth is . The direction angle to the nearest whole number is °.

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