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athina.pap

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Blind guess.

If you imagine the problem in Cartesian coordinates, the vector lies in the 4th quadrant because the bearing is 150. (bearing is relative to north). The magnitude is taken as 10, but you know the angle between that and the y axis, which is 30 degrees.

From here you can set up equations to find the x and y components: sin 30=x/10, and cos 30=y/10. Remember y should be negative if you visualize the vector.

I don't remember how to put them in vector form, I think you put them in brackets or place unit vectors after the components or something.

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