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A vector represents:
physical quantities
scalar quantities
vector quantities
the three previous answers
These kinds of quantities have only magnitute
physical quantities
vector quantities
scalar quantities
vecorial quantities
It's an example of scalar quantity
Momentum
Weight
Energy
Acceleration
It's an example of vector quantity
Work
Force
Energy
Power
A vector has...
two components (x and y)
one component (y)
one component (x)
length and degrees
In order to find the x-component of a vector with magnitute 7 m and angle 30° we will use the formula...
cos (30)
sin(30)
7*sin(30)
7*cos(30)
In order to find the y-component of a vector with magnitute 7 m and angle 30° we will use the formula...
cos (30)
sin(30)
7*sin(30)
7*cos(30)
What's the x-component of the following vector (13 m/s , 55°)
10.64 m/s
0.28 m/s
7.45 m/s
20 m/s
The following vector (5 N, 290°) will be drawn on the _____ quadrant
first
second
third
fourth
What's the y-component of the following vector (8 N , 200°)
-7.51 N
2.73 N
-2.73 N
-6.98 N
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