Writing a vector in component form given a magnitude and direction

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||v|| = 7/2; θ = 150 degrees
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Thank you again! Your videos always help me when I don't understand the problems in my textbook :)

jenyeol
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that's what I am here for. Let me know how else I can help you

brianmclogan
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What if the 1.75 was negative? Would the addition between the two be changed to subtraction or would it remain
as -3.03i+ -1.75j ??

novacapiii
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Do most teachers use calculators? Mine insists that you need to be able to do all the math in your head by giving us equations that we can feasibly do so with. However I'm worried that in real life the kind of equations I will be dealing with will be to complicated to do in my head.

jacksonpeters
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dumb question but where are you getting the i and j from?

mikefrancesco