Farhanthestudent005
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Will appreciate if I am helped with these questions. Thanks
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Will appreciate if I am helped with these questions. Thanks
ExtremelyBoredUser
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I'm pretty sure you just draw the vectors in direction according to their compass bearing and just label their magnitude.
a) Draw a vector arrow pointing to the right (eastwards) with magnitude 2 kilometres.
b) Draw a vector arrow pointing to the left (westwards) with magnitude 4 metres per second.
c) Draw a vector arrow pointing downwards with magnitude 10 metres per second squared. Note that if you do Physics the gravitational force is always downwards.
d) Draw a vector arrow pointing in the western direction such that the angle between it and north is 40 degrees (N 40 W = "40 degrees West of North" is how I like to remember it) with magnitude 6 Newtons.
EDIT: Semantics
b) Draw a vector arrow pointing to the left (westwards) with magnitude 4 metres per second.
c) Draw a vector arrow pointing downwards with magnitude 10 metres per second squared. Note that if you do Physics the gravitational force is always downwards.
d) Draw a vector arrow pointing in the western direction such that the angle between it and north is 40 degrees (N 40 W = "40 degrees West of North" is how I like to remember it) with magnitude 6 Newtons.
EDIT: Semantics
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