How Do You Define Vector OA in These Images?

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The discussion focuses on defining vector OA in two provided images. Users seek clarity on how to interpret vector OA's direction and magnitude based on the visual representations. The images illustrate different contexts for vector OA, prompting questions about its mathematical properties and applications in vector analysis.

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OA vector in both images (sorry for the size, couldn't put it smaller)

http://www.mathhelpforum.com/math-help/attachments/f14/19600d1289073955-defining-vector-xywh4.jpg

http://www.mathhelpforum.com/math-help/attachments/f14/19601d1289073989-defining-vector-fs5q1.jpg
 
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Nice pictures, but what's the question?
 
My problem is defining vector OA in both situations. :)
 

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