Chapter 6: Q66P (page 150)
Vectors and have equal magnitudes of 5.00 The sum of and is the vector role="math" localid="1663656292910" . Determine the angle between and
Short Answer
The angle between the vectors is .
Chapter 6: Q66P (page 150)
Vectors and have equal magnitudes of 5.00 The sum of and is the vector role="math" localid="1663656292910" . Determine the angle between and
The angle between the vectors is .
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