Consider vector A, with a magnitude of 3, and a vector B, with a magnitude of 2. Are the following relationships possible? If so, sketch a picture that shows an example of how they're possible, and identify all the angles between the vectors that make the relationship possible. (Exact angles, not decimal approximations. No calculators.) elationship: Possible? Sketch: Angles: a. JĀ+B| > 5 b. A+B| = 5 . A+B| = 1

Consider vector A, with a magnitude of 3, and a vector B, with a magnitude of 2. Are the following relationships possible? If so, sketch a picture that shows an example of how they're possible, and identify all the angles between the vectors that make the relationship possible. (Exact angles, not decimal approximations. No calculators.) elationship: Possible? Sketch: Angles: a. JĀ+B| > 5 b. A+B| = 5 . A+B| = 1

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Consider vector A, with a magnitude of 3, and a vector B, with a magnitude of 2. Are the following relationships
possible? If so, sketch a picture that shows an example of how they're possible, and identify all the angles
between the vectors that make the relationship possible. (Exact angles, not decimal approximations. No calculators.)
Relationship:
Possible?
Sketch:
Angles:
a. 1A+삐>5
b. A+ B| = 5
c. A+ B| = 1
d. A+미<1
- 1<|A+삐<5

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