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Vectors - Making Angle Magnitude from Vector component Contents: Step by step “how to” Whiteboard

Vectors - VC to AM - step by step TOC Given this VC Vector: 5.1 m x m y 2. Find the trig angle: 1. Draw the vector: 5.1 m x 1.7 m y Tan  = opp/adj adj opp   = tan -1 (1.7/5.1) = o 360 – = o (≈ 342 o s.f.) 3. Find the Magnitude: opp 2 + adj 2 = hyp 2 hyp =  ( ) = = 5.4 m

Whiteboards: Drawrings: 11 | 2 | 3 | 4234

Draw this vector somewhat to scale: 3.0 m x m y (Use Arrows)

Draw this vector somewhat to scale: 4.0 m x m y (Use Arrows)

Draw this vector somewhat to scale: -12 m x m y (Use Arrows)

Draw this vector somewhat to scale: -27 m x m y (Use Arrows)

Whiteboards: VC to AM 11 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 52345

3.9 m, 30. o Draw this vector, and find its magnitude the angle it makes with the x-axis: 3.4 m x m y 3.4 m 2.0 m 3.9 m 30. o

27 m/s, 34.3 o Draw this vector, and find its magnitude the angle it makes with the x-axis: -22 m/s x + 15 m/s y -22 m/s 15 m/s 27 m/s 34.3 o

17.5 N, 59.0 o Draw this vector, and find its magnitude the angle it makes with the x-axis: 9.00 N x N y 9.00 N N 17.5 N 59.0 o

17.9 m/s/s, 33.2 o Draw this vector, and find its magnitude the angle it makes with the x-axis: m/s/s x m/s/s y m/s/s m/s/s 17.9 m/s/s 33.2 o