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Coordinate Systems and Components of a Vector
Source of package openstax.measurement · OpenStax University Physics, ch. 2 Vectors, module m58278
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<definition id="fs-id1167132612567">
<term>direction angle</term>
<meaning id="fs-id1167132612572">in a plane, an angle between the positive direction of the <emphasis effect="italics">x</emphasis>-axis and the vector, measured counterclockwise from the axis to the vector</meaning>
</definition>Referencing norms: XComponentFromDirection, YComponentFromDirection, direction_angle_degrees, vector_length
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<definition id="fs-id1167132546151">
<term>vector components</term>
<meaning id="fs-id1167132266674">orthogonal components of a vector; a vector is the vector sum of its vector components.</meaning>
</definition>Referencing norms: MagnitudeFromComponents, scalar_component
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