Physics, 16.10.2020 06:01, nataliahenderso

Two vectors, A and B, have the same magnitude, m ,but vector A Points north whereas vector B points east. What's the sum, A+B? a) m, northeast
b) √(2 m, northeast
c) √(2 m, northwest
d) 2m, northwest

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