Solve the problem.Find a vector v whose magnitude is 11 and whose component in the i direction is twice the component in the j direction.

A. v =  i +  jorv = -  i -  j 
B. v = -  i +  jorv =  i -  j 
C. v =  i -  jorv = -  i +  j 
D. v =  i +  jorv = -  i -  j 


Answer: D

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