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Let p =Vector F G where F(0, 5) and G(–4, –3). What is the direction angle of Negative three-halves p? a) 27° b) 63° c) 117° d) 297°

Let p =Vector F G where F(0, 5) and G(–4, –3). What is the direction angle of Negative three-halves p? a) 27° b) 63° c) 117° d) 297°
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Let p =Vector F G where F(0, 5) and G(–4, –3). What is the direction angle of Negative three-halves p?

a) 27°
b) 63°
c) 117°
d) 297°

User Diego Martinoia
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B. 63%

Explanation:

edg 2023

User Garrett Berg
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Answer:

B) 63°

Explanation:

got it right on edge :)

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