Physics · Mechanics
In the parallelogram law of vector addition, when two vectors are parallel and act in the same direction, the magnitude of their resultant vector is determined by:
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- 1None of these
- 2Multiplying the magnitudes of the two vectors
- 3Subtracting the magnitudes of the two vectors
- 4Adding the magnitudes of the two vectors✓
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Adding the magnitudes of the two vectors
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