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Depends on if you're working on 2D vectors or 3D vectors. I'll assume the prior.
Rx = Magnitude * Cos Angle
Ry = Magnitude * Sin Angle
You can work out the Cos and Sin parts by drawing a triangle; in which Cos is Adj/Hyp and Sin is Opp/Hyp. By multiplying by the Hyp (the magnitude) you get the Adj and Opp respectively.
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