(II) Figure 3–33 shows two vectors, A and B, whose magni-tudes are A = 6.8 units and B = 5.5 units. Determine Čif (a) Č = Ã + B, (b) Č = Ā – B,(c) Č = B – Ā. Give themagnitude and directionfor each.-yВFIGURE 3–33Problem 7.

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(II) Figure 3–33 shows two vectors, A and B, whose magni- tudes are A = 6.8 units and B = 5.5 units. Determine Č if (a) Č = Ã + B, (b) Č = Ā – B, (c) Č = B – Ā. Give the magnitude and direction for each. - y В FIGURE 3–33 Problem 7.