Physics, 01.10.2019 02:10 leo4687

Displacement vectors a, b, and c add up to a total of zero. vector a has a magnitude of 1550 m and a direction of 25.6° north of east. vector b has a direction of 41.0° east of south, and vector c has a direction of 35.1° north of west. find the magnitudes of vector b and vector c.

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Displacement vectors a, b, and c add up to a total of zero. vector a has a magnitude of 1550 m and a...