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McGraw Hill Integrated II, 2012

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7. Vectors

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Exercise 20 Page 688

To use the Triangle Method, begin by drawing - f and translating it so that it touches the tip of d.

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We are given the vectors d and f.

We want to find the difference d-f. To do so we can use the Triangle Method. First, we will draw - f and translate it so that it touches the tip of d.

Now, we will draw the resultant vector from the tail of d to the tip of - f.

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Exercises p.687-690