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1) Find the angle that the vector makes with vector .
Express in terms of and any of the quantities given in the problem introduction ( , , and/or ) as well as any necessary constants.

2) In the coordinate system, what are the components of ?
Express your answer as an ordered pair separated by a comma. Give your answer in terms of variables defined in the introduction ( , , and ).

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