Answer to Question #156818 in Physics for Makenzie

Question #156818

What is the resultant of the following calculation adding two vectors: F = F1 + F2. Where F1 = (a,b) and F2 = (c,d)?

Expert's answer

The resultant vector

"{\\bf F=F_1+F_2}=(a+c,b+d)"

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