Question

the magnitudes of the two velocity vectors are v1=3 m/s nad v2=2m/s. determine their resultant v=v1+v2.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Magnitude of resultant vector will be equal to \(\large\sf \sqrt{V_1^{2}+V_2^{2}+2V_1V_2Cos\theta}\) where \(\theta\) is the angle between vector V\(_1\) and V\(_2\)

Answer 3

In order for those to be vectors shouldn't they both have an associated direction?