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4. Consider two vectors: A which has a magnitude of 28.0 m and points in a direction 15.0° above the positive x axis, and B which has a magnitude of 55.0 m and points in a direction 37.0° below the positive x axis. Sketclh the vectors AĂ, B, and the vector ČÄ +B. Find the magnitude and direction of vector Č (using the algebraic method)

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