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A vector inclined at theta to the horizontal and vertical component is Y then magnitude of the vector is

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Answered by abhi178
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A vector inclined at theta to the horizontal and vertical component is Y then magnitude of the vector is ...

if a vector A inclined at angle \theta with horizontal.

then, horizontal component of vector = |A|cos\theta

and vertical component of vector = |A|sin\theta

it is given that,

vertical component = Y

so, |A|sin\theta = Y

or, |A| = Y/sin\theta

= Ycosec\theta

hence magnitude of vector is Ycosec\theta

Answered by soumya235
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Explanation:

A vector inclined at theta to the horizontal and vertical component is Y then magnitude of the vector is ...

if a vector A inclined at angle thetaθ with horizontal.

then, horizontal component of vector = |A|cos\thetaθ

and vertical component of vector = |A|sinthetaθ

it is given that,

vertical component = Y

so, |A|sinthetaθ = Y

or, |A| = Y/sinthetaθ

= Ycosecthetaθ

hence magnitude of vector is Ycosecthetaθ

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