On a plane flat surface with "up" given as +y and "right" given as +x, we add two vectors. One of them has components (3, 4) and the other is (-1,-4). What is the length of theresulting vector, and what direction is it pointing in?The vector has length of 4 and it is in the positive x directon.The vector has length of 12 and is pointing up and to the right at 45°.The vector has length of 1 and is pointing up and to the left at 45°.The vector has length of 2 in the positive x direction.

Given data: One vector has components = (3,4) Second vector has components = (-1,-4) Required:…

On a plane flat surface with "up" given as +y and "right" given as +x, we add two vectors. One of them has components (3, 4) and the other is (-1,-4). What is the length of the resulting vector, and what direction is it pointing in? O The vector has length of 4 and it is in the positive x directon. The vector has length of 12 and is pointing up and to the right at 45°. O The vector has length of 1 and is pointing up and to the left at 45°. O The vector has length of 2 in the positive x direction.

On a plane flat surface with "up" given as +y and "right" given as +x, we add two vectors. One of them has components (3, 4) and the other is (-1,-4). What is the length of the resulting vector, and what direction is it pointing in? O The vector has length of 4 and it is in the positive x directon. The vector has length of 12 and is pointing up and to the right at 45°. O The vector has length of 1 and is pointing up and to the left at 45°. O The vector has length of 2 in the positive x direction.

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