1. You are given the following variables: Horizontal velocity of 6 m/s, Vertical

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1. You are given the following variables: Horizontal velocity of 6 m/s, Vertical Velocity of 7 m/s. Solve for the resultant velocity.

2. You are given the following variables: Resultant Angle of 35 degrees, resultant velocity of 9 m/s. Solve for the horizontal and vertical velocity.

3. You are given the following variables: Resultant Angle of 40 degrees, Vertical Velocity of 7 m/s. Solve for the Resultant Velocity and the Horizontal Velocity.

4. You are given the following variables: Horizontal Velocity of 5 m/s, Resultant Velocity of 8 m/s. Solve for the Resultant Angle and the Vertical Velocity,

Explanation / Answer

Solution- Horizontal velocity of 6 m/s, Vertical Velocity of 7 m/s.  

So Vx=6 m/s and Vy=7 m/s

So the resultant

V=sqrt Vx^2+Vy^2

putting the values in the formula

V=sqrt(6^2+7^2)

=sqrt(36+49)

=9.22 m/s

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