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Three vectors are
MATHEMATICS · Single correct · GCSE · Mathematics · Vectors · Vectors
Problem
Three vectors are
A
=
2
i
^
−
3
j
^
\mathbf{A}=2\hat{i}-3\hat{j}
A
=
2
i
^
−
3
j
^
,
B
=
−
4
i
^
+
5
j
^
\mathbf{B}=-4\hat{i}+5\hat{j}
B
=
−
4
i
^
+
5
j
^
and
C
=
1
2
i
^
−
7
2
j
^
\mathbf{C}=\tfrac{1}{2}\hat{i}-\tfrac{7}{2}\hat{j}
C
=
2
1
i
^
−
2
7
j
^
. After adding them, in which of the following directions (measured anticlockwise from the positive
x
x
x
-axis) does the resultant vector point? (a)
135
∘
135^{\circ}
13
5
∘
(b)
225
∘
225^{\circ}
22
5
∘
(c)
315
∘
315^{\circ}
31
5
∘
(d)
45
∘
45^{\circ}
4
5
∘
Related theory
Vectors
Vector Operations
Vector Algebra
Addition of vectors
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