Answer: magnitude = 5 and angle = 160°
Step-by-step explanation:
A vector has magnitude 5 and angle -20°
A vector can be written in terms of its components as :

using trigonometry identity:
sin θ = -sin ( 180 + θ )
cos θ = - cos (180 + θ)
Thus, we can write the same vector as:

Magnitude

Thus, the magnitude would be A = 5 and angle = 180+θ= 180-20 = 160°