What is the magnitude of a vector if the x component is -12 m and the y component is 21m?

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What is the magnitude of a vector if the x component is -12 m and the y component is 21m?

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Answer:

22.02

Step-by-step explanation:

(-21)²+(12)²=r²

r=√585

r=22.02

Shane Van Wyk answered Feb 13, 2022

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