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1.	The magnitude of the resultant of the two vectors in calculations for cable subjected to its own weight is always:
A.	Greater than one of the vector s magnitude
B.	Smaller than one of the vector s magnitude
C.	Depends on the angle between them
D.	Axis we choose to calculate the magnitude
Answer» D. Axis we choose to calculate the magnitude

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