Answer to Question #151704 in Physics for aup

Question #151704

Two vectors are in the same direction. What shall you do to get the resultant vector?

Expert's answer

We need to add magnitudes of these vectors to get the magnitude of the resultant vector.

The direction of the resultant vector would be the same as of these two vectors.

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