5.3. a. Two position vectors are seen. Draw the displacement 2- on a separate sheet. HELP: Use the tip-to-tip drawing rule 7₁ 72 b. Suppose has magnitude 6 and 2 has magnitude 2. What is the magnitude of Ar = ₂ - 1₁ c. Two velocity vectors are seen. Draw the difference ₂-₁. Suppose has magnitude 5 and ₂ has magnitude 10. What is the magnitude of A? TA 15 I

5.3. a. Two position vectors are seen. Draw the displacement 2- on a separate sheet. HELP: Use the tip-to-tip drawing rule 7₁ 72 b. Suppose has magnitude 6 and 2 has magnitude 2. What is the magnitude of Ar = ₂ - 1₁ c. Two velocity vectors are seen. Draw the difference ₂-₁. Suppose has magnitude 5 and ₂ has magnitude 10. What is the magnitude of A? TA 15 I

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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