Vector c is 6.28 m long in a 105 degree direction. vector d is 3.09 m long in a 233 degree direction. what is the magnitude and direction of their vector sum?

Explanation:

You can express the vectors in terms of their x- and y-components and add these components to receive the resulting vector.

vector C has components:

x = 6.28m * cos 105° = -1.63m

y = 6.28m * sin 105° = 6.07m

vector D has components:

x = 3.09 * cos 233° = -1.86m

y = 3.09 * sin 233° = -2.47m

Adding both components to get the vector sum:

x = -3.49m

y = 3.6m

You get the magnitude of the vector by using Pythagorean theorem:

magnitude = 5.01m

The angle ∅ is given by:

cos∅ = x/magnitude

Solving for ∅:

∅ = 134°

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