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4 years ago
why use both cosines and sines at the same time in solving the summation of a component?
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4 years ago
Hi Mikko Yoon

The solution is attached.

My answer was 41.39 m/sec as the resultant vector's magnitude at an angle of \(287.29°\)

Not sure what your teacher wants it rounded to though. If it's to nearest whole, report 41 m/sec at an angle of \(287°\)
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