4.21.21 Vector Components from Magnitude and Direction

• (-3.06, -2.57)

• (-6.03, -5.27)

• (-3.63, -2.75)

• (-2.57, -3.06)

• (10.63, -2.85)

• (-2.85, 10.63)

• (2.85, -10.63)

• (-2.58, 10.36)

• (7.25, 3.38)

• (3.83, 7.52)

• (3.38, 7.25)

• (3.38, -7.25)

• (-2.54, 5.44)

• (4.54, -5.24)

• (-5.44, 2.54)

• (5.44, -2.54)

• No, they have different magnitudes and different directions.

• Yes, they are equivalent.

• No, they have the same magnitude, but different directions.

• No, they have the same direction, but different magnitudes.

• No, they have different magnitudes and different directions.

• Yes, they are equivalent.

• No, they have the same magnitude, but different directions.

• No, they have the same direction, but different magnitudes.

• No, they have different magnitudes and different directions.

• Yes, they are equivalent.

• No, they have the same magnitude, but different directions.

• No, they have the same direction, but different magnitudes.

• (-7, 5)

• (7, -5)

• (-9, 13)

• (9, -13)

Which of the following have the same y component as 
 $\overrightarrow{a\ }$  ?  Choose all that apply.

•  $\overrightarrow{b\ }\$  

•  $\overrightarrow{d\ }$  

• None of the other vectors.

•  $\overrightarrow{\ c\ }$  

• $349.49\degree$

• $334.39\degree$

• $339\degree$

• $339.44\degree$