A. The x- and ycomponents of vectors In a two-dimensional space, a vector can be expressed by its x- and ycomponents. The following method (angle taken from positive xaxis) is systematic; then, you can use cos and sin for x- and ycomponents. e.g. The vector has a magnitude, 5.60 N, and is directed 30 from the positive x-axis. Therefore, each component of the vector ,9\" will be: 30 x component= 5.60 N x cos 30 = 4.85 N y component = 5.60 N x sin 30 = 2 80 N Note: The angle taken from the positive x-axis counterclockwise is positive, But when the angle is taken clockwise, it will be negative angle. Also, for sin or cos inction, -30 gives an equal result with +3300 B. Obtain the x and y components : (10 points) x component = .85N 116 0 y component = x component = 197 6.34M y component =