77+ Finding Resultant Vector Simple

77+ Finding Resultant Vector
Simple. To find the resultant, you need at least two vectors or more. What will the resultant vector be like?

Year 11 Physics. Key Points: Relative Velocity from www.physicsclassroom.com

The resultant vector is the vector that 'results' from adding two or more vectors together. Finding the resultant of two perpendicular forces. If we don't have two perpendicular vectors, we can still find the magnitude and direction of the resultant without a graphic.

When two or more vectors are added the resulting sum of the vectors is called the resultant vector or simply the resultant.

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