What is direction of resultant vector if two vectors having equal length is placed in Cartesian plane at origin as, one being parallel to and heading towards positive x-axis and or making 165 degree with it and heading in opposite direction of that of first one?

It is either in the 1st quadrant or in the 2nd quadrant It is either in the 1st quadrant or in the 3rd quadrant It is either in the 1st quadrant or in the 4th quadrant Only in the 1st quadrant

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The magnitude of the resultant of the two vectors is always_____________

What is direction of resultant vector if two vectors having equal length is placed in Cartesian plane at origin as, one being parallel to and heading towards positive x-axis and or making 165 degree with it and heading in opposite direction of that of first one?

Force vector R is having a______________

What is the direction of the resultant vector if two vectors having equal length is placed in the Cartesian plane at the origin as

one being parallel to and heading towards positive x-axis and the other making 165 degree with it and heading in the opposite direction of that of the first one?

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What is direction of resultant vector if two vectors having equal length is placed in Cartesian plane at origin as, one being parallel to and heading towards positive x-axis and or making 165 degree with it and heading in opposite direction of that of first one?

It is either in the 1st quadrant or in the 4th quadrant

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Friction

Centre of Gravity and Centroid

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Principle of Virtual Work

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The magnitude of the resultant of the two vectors is always_____________

What is direction of resultant vector if two vectors having equal length is placed in Cartesian plane at origin as, one being parallel to and heading towards positive x-axis and or making 165 degree with it and heading in opposite direction of that of first one?

Force vector R is having a______________

What is the direction of the resultant vector if two vectors having equal length is placed in the Cartesian plane at the origin as

one being parallel to and heading towards positive x-axis and the other making 165 degree with it and heading in the opposite direction of that of the first one?

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