Find the x-component of this
vector:
0.250 m
18.40
Remember, angles are measured fro...
Physics, 19.06.2020 23:57 QuestionsAnsweredNow
Find the x-component of this
vector:
0.250 m
18.40
Remember, angles are measured from
the +X axis.
X-component (m)
Enter
Answers: 3
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