Objective:Use properties of right triangles to add electrical vectors. Draw a force trianglefrom given vectors. Convert vectors between Polar to Rectangular forms.Formulas: Given (R Z0)X=R cos 0y-R sin 0Given (x, y)R= /x' + y?ye = tan"Add the following sets of vectors. Draw a vector diagram. Draw a force trianglediagram. Convert the vectors to Rectangular form to add. Express the answerin Polar form.Z4= 3.1 KQ265°Z4 = 6.1 kQZ-15°1.Zr=ReoseRsine[ZEx =Ey =Zr=Z1 = 4.3 KQ230"Z=5.2 kQ/-60°2.e =ReoseRsineyEx=Ey =Z1 = 12 kO/26°Zz = 15 kOZ-56°3.Zr =RcoseRsineEx =Ey =

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