Physics, asked by rajnikaran25, 8 months ago

If the vertical component of a vector is 60 units and
the vector is making an angle 60° with the horizontal,
then the horizontal component of the vector is
20
(a)
73
units (6) 20 V3 units
(c) 30 V3 units
(d) 60 units

Answers

Answered by jtg07
16

Explanation:

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vertical component of a vector is given by the expression:

vsintheta where v is the vector

angle given in the question is 60 °

=> 60=v×sin60°

=> 60 =√3v/2

=> 120√3/3=v

=> 40√3 is the magnitude of velocity

horizontal component of a vector is given by the expression:

vcos theta

v=40√3,theta=60°

thus,

40√3×cos60°= horizontal vector

=> 20√3 units...

thus, option b is correct

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Answered by Harshada2708
8

ANSWER→

☞vertical component of a vector is given by the expression: vsin theta

☞where v is the vector

☞angle given in the question is 60 °

☞60=v×sin60°

☞60 =√3v/2

☞120√3/3=v

☞ 40√3 is the magnitude of velocity

horizontal component of a vector is given by the expression: vcos theta

☞v=40√3,theta=60°

thus,

☞40√3×cos60°= horizontal vector

☞20√3 units...

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