Answer to Question #177449 in Physics for Bhonavie

Question #177449

Given that vector A=2i+5j-6k and Vector B=3i-6j+5k, what is the magnitude of the resultant vector R=A+B


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Expert's answer
2021-04-01T18:34:17-0400

The vectors A and B have three components. Thus, to find the components of the resultant vector, we can add each component respectively:


"\\textbf{R}=\\textbf{A}+\\textbf{B}=\\\\\n=(2\\textbf{i}+5\\textbf{j}-6\\textbf{k})+(3\\textbf{i}-6\\textbf{j}+5\\textbf{k})=\\\\\n=(2+3)\\textbf{i}+(5-6)\\textbf{j}+(-6+5)\\textbf{k}=\\\\\n=5\\textbf{i}-\\textbf{j}-\\textbf{k}."

The magnitude of the resultant will be


"|\\textbf{R}|=\\sqrt{5^2+(-1)^2+(-1)^2}=5.2."


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