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Find the magnitude and direction of the vector r=(-4 6)

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Answer:

A. |r|=2√13, 56.3° N of W

Explanation:

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User Hosang Jeon
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Explanation:

The given vector is :

r = (-4,6)

We can write in the form of vector as follows :

r = -4i+6j

The magnitude of vector r is :


|r|=√(-4^2+6^2) \\\\=√(16+36) \\\\=7.21

For direction,


\tan\theta=(y)/(x)\\\\\theta=\tan^(-1)((y)/(x))\\\\=\tan^(-1)((6)/(-4))\\\\=-56.3^(\circ)

So, the magnitude is 7.21 and the direction is
-56.3^(\circ)

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