give any two properties of vector addition
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Vectors completely describe an effect by using a number, or component, to describe each of an object’s attributes.
Vector addition means we combine the two effects such that we create a new effect where each of its attributes is a sum of each of the parent effect’s attributes.
For example, a force can be described by the attributes
Force in the X-direction.Force in the Y-direction.Force in the Z-direction.
When you add two forces, it turns out that the new force’s force in the X is equal to the sum of the parent force’s X forces. Same for Y and Z.
Vector addition means we combine the two effects such that we create a new effect where each of its attributes is a sum of each of the parent effect’s attributes.
For example, a force can be described by the attributes
Force in the X-direction.Force in the Y-direction.Force in the Z-direction.
When you add two forces, it turns out that the new force’s force in the X is equal to the sum of the parent force’s X forces. Same for Y and Z.
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