Can we add a velocity vector to a displacement vector?

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Dear Student, This is not possible.

We can only add two quantities that have the same dimensions. So, you cannot add velocity vector and displacement vector.

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Can we add a velocity vector to a displacement vector?

Dear Student, This is not possible. We can only add two quantities that have the same dimensions. So, you cannot add velocity vector and displacement vector.

Dear Student, This is not possible.

We can only add two quantities that have the same dimensions. So, you cannot add velocity vector and displacement vector.