#Help on vector problem
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a heading of 110 degrees is 340 degrees counterclockwise from the x axis, so the components for plane should be 300 cos 340degrees, 300sin 340 degrees?
a heading FROM 250 degrees should form a 20 degrees to the x axis
i dont rlly know if i should say it like this
since i originally calculated the resultant vector to be at (310.09, -92.34)
so maybe i should do tangent theta = -92.34/310.09 which will equate theta to negative 16.58 degrees
but then i dont know how to explain from there to get 106.58 degrees
this is the mistake
which quadrant would 250 degrees be in, and what would be the sign of the components?
250 degrees is in q3
but it comes from q3
its not the heading
this would be a rough sketch of the diagrams?
yea thats good
id just do this with quadrant analysis + reference angle
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