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PLS HELPPP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! What is the sense of a vector that is 20° CW from the negative x-axis? A. Up and right B. Down and right C. Up and left D. Down and left
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PLS HELPPP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

What is the sense of a vector that is 20° CW from the negative x-axis?
A. Up and right
B. Down and right
C. Up and left
D. Down and left

User JeffUK
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Answer:

c

Step-by-step explanation:

User YanDatsiuk
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Answer:

C. Up and left

Step-by-step explanation:

The negative x-axis is on the left side of a graph.

If you turn 20° clockwise, then it would still be in the second quadrant pointing up a little bit.

Just loook at the picture i linked below

PLS HELPPP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! What is the sense of a vector that is 20° CW from the negative-example-1
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