Obtain expressions in component form for the position vectors having the following polar coordinates.
(a) 13.0 m, 130
a) R = 13 cos 130 + 13 sin 130
= -8.36 i + 9.96 j
b) R = 4.2 cos 40 + 4.2 sin 40
= 3.22 i + 2.69 j
c) R = 2.4 cos 230 + 2.4 sin 230
= -1.54 i - 1.84 j
Obtain expressions in component form for the position vectors having the following polar coordinates. (a) 13.0...
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