<span>This is best understood with Newtons Third Law of Motion: for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. That should allow you to see the answer.</span>
D, I believe would be the first minus the second vector.
To solve this I named the first vector as A and the second as B.
So... vector A - B = resultant
or A + (-B)
A negative indicates a direction of a vector so if we flip the direction the other way we have the first vector (A) pointing vertically upwards and then vector B pointing to the west.
Now we have to use the head to tail method, meaning that the head of the first vector has to connect with the tail of the other vector added.
So we should have something like this
(-B) < - - - - ^
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| (A)
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To add these two vectors, technically A - B, draw a line from the tail of A to the head of -B which would look like image D.
Hope this helped!
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Usually, zeroes are found to the right of a decimal point in significant numbers if you have something like
(exaggerated example of course), which is when you have a number that is very very close to the integer before it, but isn't that integer.
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I guess it is kinetic energy