Find the components of a vector from a graph - High school Trigonometry Exercises

Find the components of the following vectors.

\left(1{,}2\right)

\left(4{,}4\right)

\left(2{,}3\right)

\left(3{,}2\right)

The x-component of the vector is the difference between the end point x-component and the initial point x-component, which is 3 (from 1 to 4).
The y-component of the vector is the difference between the end point y-component and the initial point y-component, which is 2 (from 2 to 4).

The components of the vector are \left(3{,}2\right).

\left(-1{,}2\right)

\left(1{,}4\right)

\left(1{,}2\right)

\left(4{,}4\right)

The x-component of the vector is the difference between the end point x-component and the initial point x-component, which is -1 (from 3 to 2).
The y-component of the vector is the difference between the end point y-component and the initial point y-component, which is 2 (from 2 to 4).

The components of the vector are \left(-1{,}2\right).

\left(2{,}3\right)

\left(0{,}4\right)

\left(4{,}4\right)

\left(3{,}2\right)

The x-component of the vector is the difference between the end point x-component and the initial point x-component, which is 0 (from 2 to 2).
The y-component of the vector is the difference between the end point y-component and the initial point y-component, which is 4 (from 1 to 5).

The components of the vector are \left(0{,}4\right).

\left(2,−1\right)

\left(0{,}4\right)

\left(1,-2\right)

\left(1{,}2\right)

The x-component of the vector is the difference between the end point x-component and the initial point x-component, which is 1(from 1 to 2).
The y-component of the vector is the difference between the end point y-component and the initial point y-component, which is -2 (from 4 to 2).

The components of the vector are \left(1,-2\right).

\left(2{,}2\right)

\left(2{,}3\right)

\left(-1,-2\right)

\left(1{,}2\right)

The x-component of the vector is the difference between the end point x-component and the initial point x-component, which is -1 (from 2 to 1).
The y-component of the vector is the difference between the end point y-component and the initial point y-component, which is -2 (from 3 to 1).

The components of the vector are \left(-1,-2\right).

\left(1{,}2\right)

\left(0{,}3\right)

\left(2{,}0\right)

\left(3{,}0\right)

The x-component of the vector is the difference between the end point x-component and the initial point x-component, which is 2 (from 0 to 2).
The y-component of the vector is the difference between the end point y-component and the initial point y-component, which is 0 (from 0 to 0).

The components of the vector are \left(2{,}0\right).

\left(1{,}2\right)

\left(0{,}3\right)

\left(0{,}2\right)

\left(0,-2\right)

The x-component of the vector is the difference between the end point x-component and the initial point x-component, which is 0 (from 4 to 4).
The y-component of the vector is the difference between the end point y-component and the initial point y-component, which is -2 (from 4 to 2).

The components of the vector are \left(0,-2\right).