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    The document provides instructions for four vector problems: 1) Find the component vector PQ between initial point P(-5,3) and terminal point Q(3,8), 2) Write PQ in linear combination form, 3) Find the magnitude of PQ, and 4) Find the direction of PQ in degrees. It also provides two additional practice problems, one involving forces acting at angles and finding the resultant, and another involving finding horizontal and vertical velocity components of a gun fired at an angle.

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    The document provides instructions for four vector problems: 1) Find the component vector PQ between initial point P(-5,3) and terminal point Q(3,8), 2) Write PQ in linear combination form, 3) Find the magnitude of PQ, and 4) Find the direction of PQ in degrees. It also provides two additional practice problems, one involving forces acting at angles and finding the resultant, and another involving finding horizontal and vertical velocity components of a gun fired at an angle.

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    The document provides instructions for four vector problems: 1) Find the component vector PQ between initial point P(-5,3) and terminal point Q(3,8), 2) Write PQ in linear combination form, 3) Find the magnitude of PQ, and 4) Find the direction of PQ in degrees. It also provides two additional practice problems, one involving forces acting at angles and finding the resultant, and another involving finding horizontal and vertical velocity components of a gun fired at an angle.

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    Initial Point: P(-5, 3) Terminal Point: Q(3, 8)

    1)Find

    the component vector PQ 2)Write PQ in linear combination form 3)Find the magnitude of PQ 4)Find the direction of PQ (angle)

    Chap. 6 Sec. 3b

    x
    +

    , =

    = 2 q = 450

    = 3 V in the direction 3i + 4j

    = 4; = 60 = 5; = 90

    Forces with magnitudes of 2000 newtons and 900 newtons act on a machine part at angles of 30 and -45, respectively, with the x-axis. Find the direction and magnitude of the resultant of these forces.

    A gun with a muzzle velocity of 1200 feet per second is fired at an angle of 6 with the horizontal. Find the vertical and horizontal components of the velocity.

    Homework Assignment

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