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1.	A vector, 5 units from the origin, along the X axis, is added to vector 2 units from the origin along the Y axis. What is the resultant vector?
A.	3î + 8&jcirc;
B.	5î + 2&jcirc;
C.	2î + 5&jcirc;
D.	2î + 7&jcirc;
Answer» C. 2î + 5&jcirc;

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