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On a coordinate plane, a vector has origin (0, 0) and terminal point (6, 4). How can the vector in the graph be described? The answer is A: The magnitude is 2 StartRoot 13 EndRo…

On a coordinate plane, a vector has origin (0, 0) and terminal point (6, 4). How can the vector in the graph be described? The answer is A: The magnitude is 2 StartRoot 13 EndRo…
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On a coordinate plane, a vector has origin (0, 0) and terminal point (6, 4). How can the vector in the graph be described?

The answer is A: The magnitude is 2 StartRoot 13 EndRoot, and the direction angle is about 34°.

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Magnitude = 2 sqrt (13) direction = 33.7°

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