by BlastRoom
Practice adding vectors graphically and by components to find resultants.
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30 questions
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Use the vector diagram. Vector B starts at the head of vector A. What resultant displacement A + B is shown by the tail-to-head path?

The diagram shows force A followed by force B. What single force has the same effect as A + B?

Velocity vector A is followed by velocity vector B in the diagram. What is the resultant velocity A + B?

In the diagram, B begins at A's head. What resultant displacement is A + B?

The force arrows in the diagram are added head-to-tail. What is the resultant force?

Vector B starts where vector A ends in the diagram. What is the resultant displacement A + B?

Use the force diagram. What resultant force is produced by A followed by B?

The diagram shows two displacement vectors added head-to-tail. What is their resultant?

In the diagram, A and B start from the same point. Which arrow represents A + B?

Two displacement arrows are drawn head-to-tail, with dashed candidates C and D. Which dashed arrow gives the resultant A + B?

The diagram shows A and B added head-to-tail in the same direction. If B were reversed but kept the same magnitude, what would A + B become?

Vectors A and B start from the same point. If B doubled in magnitude upward while A stayed the same, how would the resultant change?

Two equal force vectors point in opposite directions from the same point. What is their resultant?

The diagram forms a closed head-to-tail path A then B then C. What is A + B + C?

Vectors A and B are drawn from a common origin with dashed arrow C along the diagonal. If A and B are added in the opposite order, what changes?

The diagram uses arrows to show quantities that have both magnitude and direction. Which listed quantity could be represented and added this way?

A drone is pushed by 9.0 N east and 12.0 N south at the same time. What single force has the same effect?
A student walks 16.0 m north, then 12.0 m west. What is the student's resultant displacement from the start?
A boat's velocity is 30.0 m/s east relative to the water, and the river current is 40.0 m/s north. What is the boat's velocity relative to the shore?
A cart moves 5.0 m west and then 12.0 m south. What is its resultant displacement?
An object's acceleration has components 4.0 m/s² east and 3.0 m/s² north. What is the acceleration vector?
Forces of 24.0 N west and 7.0 N north act on a ring. What equivalent single force acts on the ring?
A delivery robot travels 5.0 m east, then 3.0 m north, then 2.0 m west. What is its resultant displacement from the start?
A hiker walks 10.0 m at 30 degrees north of east, then 8.0 m south. What is the resultant displacement?
A 20.0 N force acts at 60 degrees north of east, and a 10.0 N force acts due east. What is the resultant force?
A rover moves 4.0 m east, 7.0 m south, then 1.0 m north. What is the resultant displacement?
Velocity A is 15.0 m/s at 37 degrees above +x; velocity B is 5.0 m/s in the -x direction. Using sin37=0.60 and cos37=0.80, what is A + B?
Two forces of 7.0 N and 4.0 N act at one point, and the angle between them can be any value. What are the largest and smallest possible resultant magnitudes?
A canoe's displacement is A + B + C. If the same three vectors are drawn head-to-tail in a different order, what happens to the resultant?
Vector B is 6.0 m east. In a construction for A - B, what should be added to A?
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