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Description: solve using Tip of tail method, parallelogram method, and Triangle method 3-25. For the vectors shown in Figure P3.25, graphicallydetermine the resultant, R = A+>B+> C+>D+> EsA = 40HAB=60Scale:03040⁰C = 3030°D=5050E = 20

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3-25. For the vectors shown in Figure P3.25, graphically determine the resultant, R= A+>B+> C+> D+> Es =40 Scale: 0 30 40 C=30 30º D=50 50% E=20

Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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Chapter3: Motion In Two Dimensions

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