A vector of magnitude 13 makes an angle of ${65.37}^{o}$ with x axis. what is the component along positive y axis?

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Solution

Given:
| $\to V$ | = $13$ and $θ = {65.37}^{0}$
Component along positive y axis = $| \to V | s i n θ = 13 \times 0.9 = 11.81 \approx 12$

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A vector of magnitude 13 makes an angle of 65.37o with x axis. what is the component along positive y axis?

Given:|→V| = 13 and θ=65.370Component along positive y axis = |→V|sinθ=13×0.9=11.81≈12

A vector of magnitude 13 makes an angle of ${65.37}^{o}$ with x axis. what is the component along positive y axis?

Given:
| $\to V$ | = $13$ and $θ = {65.37}^{0}$
Component along positive y axis = $| \to V | s i n θ = 13 \times 0.9 = 11.81 \approx 12$