Given vectors a and b, which operation does the green vector show? options: 2a + b

Mathematics

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monitta3 years ago

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If we treat b sliding vector, then head of green vector coincide with tail of b vector. So,in this Senior a is acting as a resultant vector. To get this resultant vector a, the green vector must be a-b.<span />

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