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Let v =LeftAngleBracket negative 10, 15 RightAngleBracket. What is the approximate direction angle of One-halfv? 34° 56° 124° 304°

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C. 124

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Let v =LeftAngleBracket negative 10, 15 RightAngleBracket. What is the approximate-example-1
User Rehan Azher
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Answer:

The approximate angle of
\vec u = (1)/(2)\cdot \vec v, where
\vec v = \langle 10, 15\rangle, is 56º.

Explanation:

Let
\vec v = \langle 10, 15\rangle and
\vec u = (1)/(2)\cdot \vec v, then the resulting vector is described below:


\vec u = (1)/(2)\cdot \langle 10,15\rangle


\vec u = \left\langle 5,(15)/(2) \right\rangle

From Trigonometry, we find that direction angle of this vector is defined by the following inverse trigonometric expression:


\theta = \tan^(-1)\left((u_(y))/(u_(x)) \right) (1)

Where:


u_(x) - x-Component of
\vec u, dimensionless.


u_(y) - y-Component of
\vec u, dimensionless.

If we know that
u_(x) = 5 and
u_(y) = (15)/(2), then the direction angle of the vector is:


\theta = \tan^(-1)\left(((15)/(2))/(5) \right)


\theta =\tan^(-1) (15)/(10)


\theta = \tan^(-1) (3)/(2)


\theta \approx 56.310^(\circ)

The approximate angle of
\vec u = (1)/(2)\cdot \vec v, where
\vec v = \langle 10, 15\rangle, is 56º.

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