
Taylor H.
asked 05/05/23Will someone please answer these Pre Calculus questions?
IT"S URGENT!
Which of the following represents vector w = ⟨-10, -24⟩ in trigonometric form?
A. w = 26(cos 67.38°i + sin 67.38°j)
B. w = 26(cos 247.38°i + sin 247.38°j)
C. w = 61(cos 190.39°i + sin 190.39°j)
D. w = 61(cos 10.39°i + sin 10.39°j)
Vectors u = −10i - 3j and v = 7i − 6j. What is 2u + 5v?
A. 15i − 36j
B. − 17i − 6j
C. − 55i − 39j
D. 15i - 51j
Given vector u = 30 ⟨cos 60°, sin 60°⟩, what are the magnitude and direction of −6u?
A. 210; 60°
B. 210; 240°
C. 180; 240°
D. -180; 60°
A vector has a magnitude of 35 and a direction of 55° while a second vector has a magnitude of 80 and a direction of 100°. What are the magnitude and direction of their resultant?
A. 107.633; 87°
B. 84.315; 289°
C. 95.260; 109°
D. 89.954; -71°
1 Expert Answer
Raymond B. answered 05/05/23
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26(cos247.38, sin247.38)
= the point (-10,-24)
hypotenuse = 26= sqr(10^2+24^2) = sqr676 = 26
reference angle =67.38= tan^-1(24/10)
add 180 to get 247.38
2u+5v
=(-20+35)i -6-30
=16i-36
vector has magnitude 35, direction 55 degrees
2nd vector has magnitude 80, direction 100 degrees
resultant vector has diagonal length of a parallelogram contructed with angles 45 degrees and 135 degrees
use the law of cosines
d^2 = 35^2 + 80^2 -2(35)(80)Cos135
= 1225+ 6400 -5600Cos135
= 7625 +5600Cos45
= 7625+5600sqr2/2
=7625 +2800sqr2
= about 7625 +2800(1.414)
=about 7625 +3959.8
= 11644.2
d=sqr11644.2
= about 107.9
direction is somewhere between 100 and 55 degrees
to find the direction, use the law of sines
sin135/107.9= sinA/80 A +55 = the direction
sinA= 80sin135/107.9 =80sin45/107.9
=about 80(.707)/107.9=.524
A= sin^-1(.524)
A= 31.62
A+55 = 86.62 degrees
Answer A) looks good
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Mark M.
All of these are answered using the same process/formula. Do you have a specific question as to that or just want the work done for you?05/05/23