A. Fill in the table completely with the correct answer as required.Picture/SituationMagnitudeDirectionScalar or Vector(if none, write NONE)1. A boy is running at 8 m/s tothe north.2. A box has a mass of 35kilograms.3. The length of the table is2.5 meters.4. The weight of the student is500 newtons.B. Determine the resultant vector of the given vectors using graphical method. Connect the givenvectors correctly to determine the resultant vector and write your answers on the table.Given vectorsResultant Vector: (V1+ V2)V1V2Using Polygon MethodUsing Parallelogram MethodC. Draw or locate properly the following vector directions in the given Cartesian plane. Useprotractor to measure the angle.A.40 north of east59 south of west15 south of eastD.30° west of northD. A student runs initially at 3 m/s to the north, and suddenly accelerates at 4 m/s to the East. Find hisresultant velocity (magnitude and direction). Show all your solution.

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Picture/Situation Magnitude Direction Scalar or Vector (if none, write NONE) 1. A boy is running at 8 m/s to the north. 2. A box has a mass of 35 kilograms. 3. The length of the table is 2.5 meters. 4. The weight of the student is 500 newtons.