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Vector Problems: Write out the Equations.

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1. Write out the equation for Vector Ax. Let A's angle wrt +x axis be θ. wrt means With Respect To.

2. Similar to the previous question, what is the equation for Vector Ay.

3. As in the previous two questions, write out the equation for the magnitude of A ( |A| = ? ) using A's x and y components.

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The expert writes out the equations for Vector Ax. The equation for the magnitude is determined.

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