A boat’s velocity, measured in meters per second, is described by vector = 〈3,4〉. In two or more complete sentences explain how to find the speed of the boat and the direction it is traveling in standard position. In your final answer, include all of your calculations.

Plot the point, and draw a right triangle from that point and the x-axis.

The hypotenuse is the speed.  Use  A^2 + B^2 = C^2 to calculate it.

Imagine a compass on your graph.  Straight up along the y-axis is North.  The angle clockwise from there to the hypotenuse is the compass direction of travel.  Use tan(3/4) to get the angle from the x-axis, then add 90 since it's in quadrant 4. (compass directions are never negative)

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