Two vectors A and B have components (0,1) and (-1,3), respectively. What is magnitude of the sum of these two vectors?

a) 3.2

b) 4.1

c) 3.9

d) 2.8

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Marissa Stokes

Physics

4 June, 06:22

Two vectors A and B have components (0,1) and (-1,3), respectively. What is magnitude of the sum of these two vectors?

a) 3.2

b) 4.1

c) 3.9

d) 2.8

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Josh Guerra · Answer 1

We first add the x and y components of the vector to get the x and y components of the resultant vector:

(0 - 1, 1 + 3)

-1, 4

magnitude = √ (1² + 4²)

magnitude = 4.12

The answer is B

Two vectors A and B have components (0,1) and (-1,3), respectively. What is magnitude of the sum of these two vectors?a) 3.2b) 4.1c) 3.9d) 2.8

Two vectors A and B have components (0,1) and (-1,3), respectively. What is magnitude of the sum of these two vectors?

a) 3.2

b) 4.1

c) 3.9

d) 2.8