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Physics, 24.11.2020 07:40, noahrdavila1978

Let Vāƒ— 1 = -6.3 i^ + 8.5 j^ and Vāƒ— 2 = -4.5 j^ + 4.1 i^. Determine the magnitude of Vāƒ— 1.
Determine the direction of Vāƒ— 1
Determine the magnitude of Vāƒ— 2
Determine the direction of Vāƒ— 2.


Let Vāƒ— 1 = -6.3 i^ + 8.5 j^ and Vāƒ— 2 = -4.5 j^ + 4.1 i^.

Determine the magnitude of Vāƒ— 1.Determin

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Let Vāƒ— 1 = -6.3 i^ + 8.5 j^ and Vāƒ— 2 = -4.5 j^ + 4.1 i^. Determine the magnitude of Vāƒ— 1.
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