If Bis added to A, the result is6.0i^+1.0j^ . If Bis subtracted fromrole="math" localid="1656310989938" A , the result is -4.0i^+7.0j^. What is the magnitude of role="math" localid="1656311031101" A?

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The magnitude ofA is 4.1

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This problem deals with the addition and subtraction of vectors.

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To find the magnitude of A→

Given,

A+B=6.0i^+1.0j^(i)A-B=-4.0i^+7.0j^(ii)

Adding equations (i) and (ii),

(A+B)+(A-B)=(6.0i^+1.0j^)+(-4.0i^+7.0j)2A=(2.0i^+8.0j^)

Thus

A=(1.0i^+4.0j^) (iii)

Using equation (iii), the magnitude of Ais then given by

A=|A|=Ax2+Ay2A=(1.0)2+(4.0)2A=4.1

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