Answer:
A resultant is the sum of two (or more) vectors.
2. To add vectors, place the vectors such that the tail of the second vector is placed
at the head of the first vector. Draw a resultant vector from the tail of the first
vector to the head of the second vector. Using the Pythagorean theorem,
calculate the magnitude of the resultant vector. Use geometry or a protractor to
determine the angle of direction of the resultant vector.
Explanation:
