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Suppose the arrow in the image below represents some force vector F→. If the magnitude is 7.6 Newtons and the angle the vector makes with the horizontal or "x" axis is 30 degrees, what is the vertical or "y" component of this vector? Do not include units in your answer (enter a numerical result only). Note: The angle is not drawn to scale in this image. Round your answer to the tenths place.

Suppose the arrow in the image below represents some force vector F→. If the magnitude is 7.6 Newtons and the angle the vector makes with the horizontal or "x" axis is 30 degrees, what is the vertical or "y" component of this vector? Do not include units in your answer (enter a numerical result only). Note: The angle is not drawn to scale in this image. Round your answer to the tenths place.

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Suppose the arrow in the image below represents some force vector F → . If the magnitude is 7.6 Newtons and the angle the vector makes with the horizontal or " x " axis is 30 degrees, what is the vertical or " y " component of this vector? Do not include units in your answer (enter a numerical result only). Note: The angle is not drawn to scale in this image. Round your answer to the tenths place.

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