Vector T Vector E Vector F Vector R Tx = Ty = 70° Ex Ey = 30° 20° R = Direction of R: = o from the VERTICAL in quadrant Choose quadrant Rx = Ry = T, E, & F are shown below. T = 38, E = 43, & F = 27. Let R = T - E - F. Determine the components of each vector as well as the magnitude & direction of R. For hardcopies of this assignment, you can draw Ŕ in the blank box below.

Vector T Vector E Vector F Vector R Tx = Ty = 70° Ex Ey = 30° 20° R = Direction of R: = o from the VERTICAL in quadrant Choose quadrant Rx = Ry = T, E, & F are shown below. T = 38, E = 43, & F = 27. Let R = T - E - F. Determine the components of each vector as well as the magnitude & direction of R. For hardcopies of this assignment, you can draw Ŕ in the blank box below.

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