Find the components of the vector $vec{V}$ obtained by rotating the vector $vec{U}=2hat{i}+hat{j}$ by a $30^circ$ angle in the $y-z$ plane, where the angle is measured "from the $y$-axis to the $z$-axis". Prove that the magnitude has not changed.
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Given that $\vec{U} = 2\hat{i} + \hat{j}$, we can see that the $x$ component is 2, the $y$ component is 1, and the $z$ component is 0. Show more…
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