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Homework Statement
Let A→ = 15i -40j and B→ = 31j + 18k. Find C→ such that A→+B→+C→=0
The Attempt at a Solution
A + B = 15i - 9j + 18k
C = -15i + 9j -18k
Vector Addition: Solving for C→ in A→+B→+C→=0
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The discussion centers on solving the vector equation A→ + B→ + C→ = 0, where A→ = 15i - 40j and B→ = 31j + 18k. The solution derived is C→ = -15i + 9j - 18k, which correctly balances the equation. The calculations confirm that the vector addition adheres to the principles of vector algebra, ensuring that the resultant vector equals zero.
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