a)Find the x-component of vector v⃗ = (310 m/s , 45 ∘ above +x-axis). b)Find the y-component...

a)Find the x-component of vector v⃗ = (310 m/s , 45 ∘ above +x-axis).

b)Find the y-component of vector v⃗ = (310 m/s , 45 ∘ above +x-axis).

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Expert Solution

The x component of the vecotor is

v_x = v cos 45

= (310 m/s ) cos 45

= 219.20 m/s

The y componet of vector is

v _y = v sin 45

= ( 310 m/s) sin45

= 219.20 m/s

genius_generous answered 8 months ago

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