Let's consider two vectors, A = (-3,-5), B = (8,-4), and C = (9,-4) as shown below. C Answer: A What is the magnitude of A + B + C? B O a. 137" O b. -9° O c. 68° O d. 51 Alfage What is the direction (0) of A + B + C relative to +x-axis?

Let's consider two vectors, A = (-3,-5), B = (8,-4), and C = (9,-4) as shown below. C Answer: A What is the magnitude of A + B + C? B O a. 137" O b. -9° O c. 68° O d. 51 Alfage What is the direction (0) of A + B + C relative to +x-axis?

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Let's consider two vectors, A = (-3,-5), B = (8,-4), and C = (9,-4) as shown below.
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A
What is the magnitude of A + B + C?
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O a. 137"
O b. -9°
O c. 68°
O d. 51
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What is the direction (0) of A + B + C relative to +x-axis?

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