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What is the sum of the following four vectors in (a) a unitvector notation, and (b) a magnitude and (c) an angle?

A→=(2.00m)iÁåœ+(3.00m)jÁåœB→=(4.00m)at+65.0C→=(-4.00m)iÁåœ+(-6.00m)jÁåœD→=(5.00m)at-235

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(a) Sum of the four vectors is-3.18iÁåœ+4.72jÁåœ .

(b) The magnitude of the sum of the four vectors is 5.69m .

(c) The angle made by the sum of the four vectors isrole="math" localid="1656993876151" -56.0° .

Step by step solution

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Step 1: Given data

The following four vectors are given:

A→=(2.00m)iÁåœ+(3.00m)jÁåœB→=(4.00m)at+65.0C→=(-4.00m)iÁåœ+(-6.00m)jÁåœD→=(5.00m)at-235
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Determining the concept

With the help of given magnitude and the angle the conversion of vectors into unit vector is possible.After addition of four vectors, the answer will come out in the form of a unit vector, and the magnitude and angle of that unit vector can be determined.

Formulae are as follows:

E→=Ax+Bx+Cx+DxiÁåœ+Ay+By+Cy+DyjÁåœ (i)

The formula for magnitude:

E→=x2+y2 (ii)

The formula for angle:

θ=tan-1yx (iii)

Where θis the angle between x and y.

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(a) Determination of the sum of the vectors

The in the unit vector form is written as,

A→=2.00miÁåœ+3.00mjÁåœ

Now, write vector B→in the unit vector form.

Bx=5.00×cos-235°=1.69By=5.00×sin-235°=3.62

Therefore,

B→=1.69iÁåœ+3.62jÁåœ

Now, vector C→is written as,

C→=-4.00miÁåœ+-6.00mjÁåœ

Now, write vector D→ in the unit vector form.

Dx=5.00×cos-235°=-2.87Dy=4.00×sin-235°=4.10

Therefore,

D→=-2.87iÁåœ+4.10jÁåœ

Now, the sum of four vectors is calculated from equation (i) as follows:

G→=A→+B→+C→+D→=2.00-4.00+1.69-2.87iÁåœ+3.00-6.00+3.63+4.10jÁåœ=3.18iÁåœ+4.72jÁåœ

Therefore, sum of the four vectors is 3.18iÁåœ+4.72jÁåœ.

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(b) Determination of the magnitude

From equation (ii), find the magnitude of vectorG→.

G→=-3.182+4.722=5.69m

Therefore, magnitude is 5.69m .

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(c) Determination of the angle

Use equation (iii) to determine the angle as below:

θ=tan-1yx=tan-14.72-3.18=-56.0°

Therefore, anglemade by the sum of the vector is-56.0° .

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