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Mathematics, 09.11.2020 23:30 calraezaj2020

Let u = 4 at an angle of 210° and v = 9 at an angle of 315º, and w = u - v. What is the magnitude and direction angle of w?

w = 5.5; theta = 156.1°
w = 5.5; theta = 203.9°
w = 10.8; theta = 156.1°
w = 10.8; theta = 203.9°

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