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Suppose E= 2A + 3B where vector A has components A_x = 5, A_y = 2 and vector B has components B_x = -3, B_y = -5.

What is the x-components of vector E?

What is the y-components of vector E?

What is the magnitude of vector E?

What is the direction of vector E (as theta = __ degrees below + x-axes)?

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  1. A = (5, 2)

    B = (- 3, - 5)

    E = 2A + 3B

    = 2(5, 2) + 3(- 3, - 5)

    = (10, 4) + (- 9, - 15)

    = (1, - 11).

    x component is 1.

    y component is - 11.

    Magnitude of E is sqrt(1^2 + 11^2)

    = sqrt(122)

    = 11.0 to 3sf.

    If t is angle below x axis:

    tan(t) = 11

    t = 84.8 deg.

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