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what is the magnitude of vector A=3i^ -k^

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Answered by Anonymous
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MAGNITUDE OF RESULTANT A IS :-

|A|=square root 3^2 + (_1)^2

|A| =square root 9 + 1

|A| = square root 10

|A| = 3.16

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Answered by DiyaTsl
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Answer:

The magnitude of vector is \sqrt{10}units.

Explanation:

  • Let us consider a vector ai+bj+ck
  • The magnitude of vector = \sqrt{a^{2}+b^{2}+c^{2}   }

now,

we have  given vector, A = 3i-k

Magnitude =\sqrt{3^{2}+ (-1)^{2}  }

                  = \sqrt{9+ 1} \\= \sqrt{10} units

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