Vector Addition Concepts

The video tutorial explains how to add two vectors, A and B, using a graphical method. It demonstrates placing the tail of vector B at the head of vector A to find the resultant vector A+B. The tutorial also highlights the commutative property of vector addition, showing that A+B is equivalent to B+A.

What is the initial point of the vector obtained by adding vectors A and B?

• The midpoint of vectors A and B

• The head of vector B

• The head of vector A

• The origin

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When adding vector B to vector A, where should the tail of vector B be placed?

• At the origin

• At the tail of vector A

• At the head of vector A

• At the midpoint of vector A

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In which direction does vector B move in the X-axis when added to vector A?

• Positive three

• Positive four

• Negative three

• Negative four

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What is the Y-axis movement of vector B when added to vector A?

• Negative one

• Positive three

• Negative three

• Positive one

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What is the resulting vector when vector A is added to vector B?

• B + A

• A + B

• B - A

• A - B

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How can the vector addition be alternatively performed?

• By subtracting B from A

• By adding the magnitudes of A and B

• By placing the tail of A at the head of B

• By reversing the direction of A

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Does the order of adding vectors A and B affect the result?

• No, the result is the same

• Yes, it changes the direction

• No, but it changes the initial point

• Yes, it changes the magnitude

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