Shows vectors A(vector) and B(vector). Let C(vector) = A(vector) + B(vector). a. Reproduce the figure on your

Question:

Shows vectors A(vector) and B(vector). Let C(vector) = A(vector) + B(vector).

a. Reproduce the figure on your page as accurately as possible, using a ruler and protractor. Draw vector C(vector) on your figure, using the graphical addition of A(vector) and B(vector). Then determine the magnitude and direction of C(vector) by measuring it with a ruler and protractor.

b. Based on your figure of part a, use geometry and trigonometry to calculate the magnitude and direction of C(vector).

c. Decompose vectors A(vector) and B(vector) into components, then use these to calculate algebraically the magnitude and direction of C(vector).

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