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The sum of vectors A, D and E will be

A

vector A

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vector E

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vector D

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none of these

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Solution

The correct option is B
vector E

$\to A + \to D = 0$ as they are equal and opposite.

$∴ \to A + \to D + \to E = 0 + \to E = \to E$

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