If we add vectors A & E. Which of these is the correct result?

$2^i$

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$3^i$

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None of these

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$5^i$

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Solution

The correct option is D
$5^i$

Vector A:- Vector A has a magnitude of 2 unit in the direction of +ve x-axis.

So $2^i$

Vector E:- Vector E has a magnitude of 3 units in the direction of +ve x-axis

So $3^i$

Now its like adding numbers

$(2 + 3)^i = 5^i$

Graphically

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If we add vectors A & E. Which of these is the correct result?

The correct option is D 5^i Vector A:- Vector A has a magnitude of 2 unit in the direction of +ve x-axis. So 2^i Vector E:- Vector E has a magnitude of 3 units in the direction of +ve x-axis So 3^i Now its like adding numbers (2+3)^i=5^i Graphically

The correct option is D
$5^i$

Vector A:- Vector A has a magnitude of 2 unit in the direction of +ve x-axis.

So $2^i$

Vector E:- Vector E has a magnitude of 3 units in the direction of +ve x-axis

So $3^i$

Now its like adding numbers

$(2 + 3)^i = 5^i$

Graphically