Resultant Displacement - Vectors

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14:00 so, I need to find all components to find the right answer?

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hello. how do i know when the component is positive/negative ? is being upwards and to the right always positive and downwards and to the left always negative ? thank you!

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Going left = negative Going right = positive Going down = negative Going up = positive in order to understand this, study about the Cartesian plane, and Quadrants ❤

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14:12 I'm not good at Math yet, why do we need to use cos? and sin? Can anyone please explain?

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When they ask for the components of a vector, trigonometry can be used in order to derive the other sides. To find out the x distance, one could use cos(30) times 4, because cosine is equal to adjacent over hypotenuse. Given the hypotenuse, you can multiply that by cos(30) to get the distance of the x. You do the same process for the y, but using sin. In either case, trigonometry is often the easiest way to get the components of a triangle, provided it is a right triangle. Hopefully this cleared something up!

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hello maybe someone cann help me here =) A jogger runs 6.0 km due east, then 2.0 km at 45° north of east, and finally 3.5 km due north. Calculate the displacement of the jogger. (magnitude and direction)

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6.5 km and the theta is 30.26

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30.26 degrees

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@@banfleemeee1536 no it is 19.13km correct and theta is 67.41 degrees north of east correct

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