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The figure shows a two-dimensional vector A→. The x-component of A→ is -9.25 and the y-component is 6.60. What is the magnitude A of this vector? A =

The figure shows a two-dimensional vector A→. The x-component of A→ is -9.25 and the y-component is 6.60. What is the magnitude A of this vector? A =

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The figure shows a two-dimensional vector A → . The x -component of A → is -9.25 and the y -component is 6.60 . What is the magnitude A of this vector? A = ◻

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