Question

explain the concept of vector subtraction.​

Answer 1

Answer:

To subtract two vectors, you put their feet (or tails, the non-pointy parts) together; then draw the resultant vector, which is the difference of the two vectors, from the head of the vector you're subtracting to the head of the vector you're subtracting it from. The only vector equal to its own negative is the zero vector and the sum of a vector with its negative is the zero vector. Vector subtraction is a non-commutative operation. If you can reverse the order you will not get the same result.

Answer 2

Answer:

let assume there are two vector a and b

if u want to subtract vector b from a, the direction must be reverse of vector b to get vector (-b). now you have to only a simple vector addition of a and b

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