Find the magnitudes of vector b and vector c

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Vector A has a magnitude of 116 units and points 37.0 ° north of west. Vector B points 69.0 ° east of north. Vector C points 17.0 ° west of south. These three vectors add to give a resultant vector that is zero. Using components, find the magnitudes of (a) vector B and (b) vector C.

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