The angle made by the vector on xaxis is
θ=90∘−30∘=60∘
Let the vector be a.
It is given that
ay=23⇒asin60∘=23⇒2a3=23⇒a=4
x component is ax=acos60∘⇒ax=4×21=2
A vector in x-y plane makes an angle of 30^o with y-axis. The magnitude of y-component of vector is 2√3. The magnitude of x-component of the vector…
JEE Main 2023 — Physics Mechanics
A vector in x−y plane makes an angle of 30o with y-axis. The magnitude of y-component of vector is 23. The magnitude of x-component of the vector will be :
Held on 15 Apr 2023 · Verified 1 Jul 2026.
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- A
31
- B
6
- C
2
- D
3
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