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Vector 1 is 7 units long and is at 70. Vector 2 is 5 units long and is at 155. Vector 3 is 3 units long and is at 225. Which vector has equal magnitude components?
 a. Vector 1
  b. Vector 2
  c. Vector 3
  d. None of the vectors has equal magnitude components.

Question 2

Four vectors all have the same magnitude. Vector 1 is at 30, Vector 2 is at 110, vector 3 is at 240, and Vector 4 is at 315. Which vector has the greatest magnitude x component and which vector has the least magnitude y component?
 a. Vector 1, Vector 2
  c. Vector 1, Vector 1
  b. Vector 4, Vector 4
  d. Vector 3, Vector 2



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