Consider the three vectors A, B, and C (in the same plane) shown in the figure. + Graphically determine the following and select your answers from the vectors (1 through 7) shown below. Note that case 7 represents the vector. 2 で (a) A+B+C -Select- V (b) -A-B-C -Select-- V (e) (C) A+ 2C+B -Select- (d) A + 2B + C -Select- A + 2B + 2C -Select-V B 4 5 A 6

Consider the three vectors A, B, and C (in the same plane) shown in the figure. + Graphically determine the following and select your answers from the vectors (1 through 7) shown below. Note that case 7 represents the vector. 2 で (a) A+B+C -Select- V (b) -A-B-C -Select-- V (e) (C) A+ 2C+B -Select- (d) A + 2B + C -Select- A + 2B + 2C -Select-V B 4 5 A 6

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