SOLUTION: 1. How do you figure the Horizontal and Virtual Velocity in m/s form if the resultant m/s is 30.4 and the angle degree is 38.5?

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Question 79632: 1. How do you figure the Horizontal and Virtual Velocity in m/s form if the resultant m/s is 30.4 and the angle degree is 38.5?

Answer by stanbon(75887) About Me  (Show Source):
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How do you figure the Horizontal and Virtual Velocity in m/s form if the resultant m/s is 30.4 and the angle degree is 38.5?
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I don't know what you mean by "Virtual Velocity" but it sounds like like
you are trying to find the horizontal and the vertical componets of
a vector of length 30.4 at an angle of 38.5.
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The general form for these is:
Horizontal component: x = rcos(theta)
Vertical component : y = r(sin(theta)
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Assuming your 38.5 means radians your components would be:
x=30.4cos(38.5)= 21.1605...
y=30.4sin(38.5)=21.8264...
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Cheers,
Stan H.