Explanation We have From the above figure we will get r ( 2.5 ) − r ( 2 ) as shown below Now for calculating r ( 2.5 ) − r ( 2 ) 0.5 , we just need to double the value of magnitude not direction of vector r ( 2.5 ) − r ( 2 ) ...

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Sketch of the vectors $r (2 + h) - r (2)$ and $\frac{r (2 + h) - r (2)}{h}$ for h = 0.5 for the path given below. Also draw $v (2)$ ?

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Sketch of the vectors r ( 2 + h ) − r ( 2 ) and r ( 2 + h ) − r ( 2 ) h for h = 0.5 for the path given below. Also draw v ( 2 ) ?

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Solution Summary: The author explains how to draw the required sketch of the vectors r ( 2 + h )

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Sketch of the vectors r(2+h)−r(2) and r(2+h)−r(2)h for h = 0.5 for the path given below. Also draw v(2)?

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Sketch of the vectors $r (2 + h) - r (2)$ and $\frac{r (2 + h) - r (2)}{h}$ for h = 0.5 for the path given below. Also draw $v (2)$ ?