29. Given the vectors P and Q shown on the grid, sketch and calculate the magnitudes of the vectors (a) M = P +Q and (b) K = 2P-Q. Use the tail-to-head method and express the magnitudes in centimeters with the aid of the grid scale shown in the drawing. P 10 Q 18.00 cm

29. Given the vectors P and Q shown on the grid, sketch and calculate the magnitudes of the vectors (a) M = P +Q and (b) K = 2P-Q. Use the tail-to-head method and express the magnitudes in centimeters with the aid of the grid scale shown in the drawing. P 10 Q 18.00 cm

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Chapter23: Electric Fields

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29. Given the vectors P and Qshown on the
grid, sketch and calculate the magnitudes of the
vectors (a) M = P + Q and (b) K = 2P-Q.
Use the tail-to-head method and express the
magnitudes in centimeters with the aid of the
grid scale shown in the drawing.
P
Q
18.00 cm

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