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Determine the Resultant vector R=A+B graphically using the Polygon Method for two vectors. You need to scale your vectors before to get the magnitude and direction of the Vector R using the provided Ruler and Protractor. Determine the Resultant vector R=A+B analytically using the laws of cosines and sines. For that you need to get the Magnitude and the Direction of the vector R. Law of Cosines: R^(2)=A^(2)+B^(2)-2ABcosgamma , Law of Sines: (R)/(singamma )=(A)/(sinalpha )=(B)/(sineta ) 100 g 20 150 g A B 50.
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00:01 Hi, this is a question based on parallelogram.
00:04 So parallelogram method of vector addition and we have to find the magnitude and direction of the resultant vector, vector addition.
00:16 So let us consider vector a and vector b be two vectors.
00:23 So two vectors and we have magnitude of a and magnitude of b be the two.
00:30 So be the magnitude of magnitude of vector a and magnitude of vector b.
00:38 Then theta is the angle between, so angle between a and b.
00:45 Now to calculate the resultant vector we have resultant vector is given by it is root of, so it is root of magnitude of a square plus magnitude of b square plus 2 into magnitude of a into magnitude of b cos theta.
01:02 So here the direction of the resultant vector found by using law of sines...
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