Given a vector (77, 48, 22) and another vector (4, 49, 67) what is the z-component of their sum?

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Given a vector (77, 48, 22) and another vector (4, 49, 67) what is the z-component of their sum? 

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Given that

Vector 1 (A)= (77, 48, 22) 

And , vector 2 (B)= (4, 49, 67)

Let i, j and k be the unit vectors along + x , + y and + z axis respectively

So, A= 77i + 48 j + 22 k

B= 4i + 49j+ 67 k

 

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