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The magnitude of vector ?⃗ is 8.6. Vector lies in the fourth quadrant and forms an angle of 37 ̊ with the x-axis. What are the components of vector ?⃗?

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The magnitude of vector ?⃗ is 8.6. Vector lies in the fourth quadrant and forms an angle of 37 ̊ with the x-axis. What are the components of vector ?⃗?

37°
A = 8.6
A) Ax = 6.9 Ay = -5.2
B) Ax = -6.9 Ay = -5.2
c) Ax = -6.9 Ay = 5.2
Ax = 6.9 Ay = 5.2

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