Christopher B. answered 09/19/21
Experienced Physics Teacher/Tutor with Engineering Background
a) The Pythagorean theorem looks similar in 3d: r2 = x2 + y2 + z2
b/c/d) It would probably help you to sketch these out. In each of these situations, you will be able to draw a right-triangle where r is the hypotenuse (which you just found), and the "adjacent" side (from your trig formulas) is the value of the vector along the axis (x-axis for i, etc.).
- cos = adj / hyp
- cos𝛼 = 1.35 / r is one example, using the r value that you found in part a. The others will follow this pattern.