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Let 6-5.50 m at 60° Let & have the same magnitude as A and a direction angle greater than that of A by 25°. Let --30.6 m² and --35.7 m² Find the magnitude and direction of A…

Let 6-5.50 m at 60° Let & have the same magnitude as A and a direction angle greater than that of A by 25°. Let --30.6 m² and --35.7 m² Find the magnitude and direction of A…
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Let 6-5.50 m at 60° Let & have the same magnitude as A and a direction angle greater than that of A by 25°. Let --30.6 m² and --35.7 m² Find the magnitude and direction of A magnitude direction Ad

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I think it could be that the magnitude is at around
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