Question #ad6b0 Physics 2D Motion Introduction to Vectors 1 Answer Narad T. Jun 3, 2017 The vector is veca=2sqrt5veci+sqrt5vecj-5veckj Explanation: Let the veca be veca=a_xveci+a_yvecj+a_zveck We are given a_x=2a_y and cos135º =a_z/(||veca||) ||veca||=sqrt(a_x^2+a_y^2+a_z^2)=5sqrt2 cos 135=-sqrt2/2=a_z/(5sqrt2) =>, a_z=-sqrt2/2*5sqrt2=-5 Therefore, a_x^2+a_y^2+a_z^2=(5sqrt2)^2 a_x^2+a_y^2=50-25=25 4a_y^2+a_y^2=25 a_y^2=25/5=5 a_y=sqrt5 a_x=2sqrt5 So, veca=2sqrt5veci+sqrt5vecj-5veckj Answer link Related questions Why is a vector product perpendicular? How can I draw velocity vector diagrams? Why are vectors important in physics? What is the study of motion forces and energy? What is the study of human motion? How can I construct vector diagrams? How should all vector diagrams be drawn? How does a vector quantity differ from a scalar quantity? How do you calculate the magnitude of vectors? How do vectors work in physics? See all questions in Introduction to Vectors Impact of this question 1743 views around the world You can reuse this answer Creative Commons License