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Techniques of Vector Addition
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What is the relationship between an equilibrant and a resultant vector?

Same magnitude, opposite direction

What is the result when a resultant vector and its equilibrant are added together?

Always zero

In the head-to-tail method, where is the resultant vector drawn?

From tail of 1st to head of last

In head-to-tail addition, where does each new vector start?

At the head of the previous vector

When should algebraic methods be used for vector addition?

Only for vectors in a straight line

What is the first step when adding vectors algebraically?

Choose a positive direction

Two forces of 6060 N and 4040 N act in the same direction. What is the resultant force?

100100 N in that direction

A force of 8080 N right and 3030 N left act on an object. What is the resultant?

5050 N to the right

What formula represents the change in velocity?

Δv⃗=vf⃗−vi⃗\Delta\vec{v} = \vec{v_f} - \vec{v_i}

What must always be included in a final vector answer?

Both magnitude and direction

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