Answer to Question #173083 in Physics for Taylor

Question #173083

If your are travelling at 3.5km/h, 30.0 degrees north of east what is you northerly component of your velocity?

Expert's answer

"v_y=v_N=v_0sin\\theta=3.5\\ \\dfrac{km}{h}\\cdot sin30^{\\circ}=1.75\\ \\dfrac{km}{h}."

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