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1.	When two vectors in the same direction are added, the magnitude of resulting vector is equal to _______
A.	Sum of magnitudes of the vectors
B.	Difference of magnitudes of the vectors
C.	Product of magnitudes of the vectors
D.	Sum of the roots of magnitudes of the vectors
Answer» B. Difference of magnitudes of the vectors

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