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This is Physics 20: Lesson 1 - Working with Vectors

Back Question 1 Not yet answered Marked out of 4.00 \\V Flag question This question will assess your understanding of the Cartesian or PolarPositive method of indicating a vector's direction. On a separate sheet of paper, please draw a vector in EACH of the 4 quadrants (see reference image below). Please draw all vectors with a magnitude of "10" units. You may choose your own angles. Scan and UPLOAD your completed work in the dropbox provided. Question 2 This question will assess your understanding of the "Navigator" method of drawing vectors. Not yet answered Complete the following table (on separate paper) by sketching vectors that match the given magnitude and Marked out of direction. 5.00 Remember that vector length should match the magnitude. Flag question A. mag: 75 b. mag: 150 c. mag: 200 dir: 20 N of E dir: 60 N of W dir: 75' S of E V= 75 20 E d. mag: 75 e. mag: 150 f. mag: 200 dir: 80 E of N dir: 35 W of N dir: 75 E of S SCAN and UPLOAD your completed work in the dropbox. ?Question 3 Not yet answered Marked out of 1,00 \\'7 Flag question Question 4 Not yet answered Marked out of 100 \\V Flag question This question will assess your understanding of how to use the components of a 2dimensional vector to determine the magnitude of the original 2-dimensional vector. A vector has the following components: V)( = 38 m/s Vy = -61 m/s Calculate the MAGNITUDE of the original 2Dimensional. Express your answer in units of METERS PER SECOND, rounded to 1 decimal place. This question will assess your understanding of how to use the components of a 2-dimensional vector to determine the DIRECTION of the original 2-dimensional vector. A vector has the following components: Vx : 38 m/s Vy = -6'I m/s Calculate the DIRECTION of the original 2-Dimensional vector using the POLAR-POSITIVE method (angle from 0 - 360) Express your answer rounded to the nearest 0.1 degree. Question 5 Not yet answered Marked out of 1.00 t7 Flag question Question 6 Not yet answered Marked out of 1.00 t7 Flag question Consider the following Vector: Magnitude: 119 mls Direction: [29.4 W of S] For this question, calculate the "X" component of the vector. Treat "right" on the x-axis as "positive" and "left" on the x-axis as "negative". Answer in units of meters per second (mls), rounded to 1 decimal place. Answer: Referring to the previous question's vector: Magnitude: 119 mls Direction: [29.4 W of S] Calculate the "Y" component of the vector. Treat "up" on the yaxis as "positive" and "down" on the y-axis as "negative". Answer in units of meters per second (mls), rounded to 1 decimal place