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Determine the resultant of the position vectors A and B.' 3 m 1.0 m 13 m L- 2 m O 2.24 m, 63 W of N 2.24 m, 63 N of W (6i+ 3/) m O (i - 2j) m

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Chapter11: Angular Momentum

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Determine the resultant of the position
vectors A and B.'
A
1.0 m
3 m
13 m
2 m
2.24 m, 63 W of N
O 2.24 m, 63 N of W
(6 i + 3j) m
O (i - 2j) m

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