Vector A is 3.0 m in length and is directed along X-axis. Vector B is 4.0 m in length and makes 60 degrees with X-axis. If R=A+B, find the direction of R with respect to +X-axis.
Here R = A+B
= 3i + 4*cos 60 degree i + 4*sin 60 degree j
= 5i + 3.464j
= sqrt(5^2+3.464^2)
= 6.08 m
direction = arctan(3.464j/5)
= 34.7 degree answer
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