In this problem, you will add the three vectors together to get a resultant vect
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In this problem, you will add the three vectors together to get a resultant vector. A student is out walking in New York. She walks 3.20 m to the North then she turns West and walks 6.70 m. Lastly she decides to be adventurous and walk 15.0 m at 61.0 degree South of East. (Use East as positive x and North as postive y) What are the x and y components of vector A her first displacement? What are the x and y components of vector B, her next displacement? What are the x and y components of vector C, her last displacement?What are the x and y components of the resultant vector, her total displacement? What is the magnitude of the resultant vector?What is the angle of the resultant vector with respect to the positive x axis?Explanation / Answer
A = 3.20 j ; Ax = 0 ; Ay = 3.20 m
B = -6.70 i ; Bx = -6.70 m ; By = 0
C = 15 cos 61o i - 15 sin 61o j = 7.27 i - 13.12 j
Cx = 7.27 m ; Cy = -13.12m
R = A + B + C = 3.20 j - 6.70 i + 7.27 i - 13.12 j = 0.57 i - 9.92 j
Rx = 0.57m ; Ry = -9.92m
R = (Rx2 + Ry2) = 9.936 m
= tan-1(Ry/Rx) = -86.71o ( CW with positif x axis )
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