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1. I Trace the vectors in FIGURE EX3.1 onto your paper. Then find

(a) A→+B→and (b) A→−B→

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Part (b)

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01

Part (a)

Let R→be the resultant vector. Join the tail of B→with the head ofA→ :

The resultant vector ofA→ andB→ is

02

Part (b)

Let R→be the resultant vector. Join the tail of B→with the head ofA→:

The resultant vector of and is

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