Deck 3: Vectors

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Let <strong>Let   .The magnitude of   is:</strong> A)5.00 B)5.57 C)7.00 D)7.42 E)8.54 <div style=padding-top: 35px> .The magnitude of <strong>Let   .The magnitude of   is:</strong> A)5.00 B)5.57 C)7.00 D)7.42 E)8.54 <div style=padding-top: 35px> is:

A)5.00
B)5.57
C)7.00
D)7.42
E)8.54
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If the x component of a vector <strong>If the x component of a vector   , in the xy plane, is half as large as the magnitude of the vector, the tangent of the angle between the vector and the x axis is:</strong> A)   B)1/2 C)   D)3/2 E)3 <div style=padding-top: 35px> , in the xy plane, is half as large as the magnitude of the vector, the tangent of the angle between the vector and the x axis is:

A) <strong>If the x component of a vector   , in the xy plane, is half as large as the magnitude of the vector, the tangent of the angle between the vector and the x axis is:</strong> A)   B)1/2 C)   D)3/2 E)3 <div style=padding-top: 35px>
B)1/2
C) <strong>If the x component of a vector   , in the xy plane, is half as large as the magnitude of the vector, the tangent of the angle between the vector and the x axis is:</strong> A)   B)1/2 C)   D)3/2 E)3 <div style=padding-top: 35px>
D)3/2
E)3
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The vector <strong>The vector   is:</strong> A)greater than   in magnitude B)less than   in magnitude C)in the same direction as   D)in the direction opposite to   E)perpendicular to   <div style=padding-top: 35px> is:

A)greater than <strong>The vector   is:</strong> A)greater than   in magnitude B)less than   in magnitude C)in the same direction as   D)in the direction opposite to   E)perpendicular to   <div style=padding-top: 35px> in magnitude
B)less than <strong>The vector   is:</strong> A)greater than   in magnitude B)less than   in magnitude C)in the same direction as   D)in the direction opposite to   E)perpendicular to   <div style=padding-top: 35px> in magnitude
C)in the same direction as <strong>The vector   is:</strong> A)greater than   in magnitude B)less than   in magnitude C)in the same direction as   D)in the direction opposite to   E)perpendicular to   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
D)in the direction opposite to <strong>The vector   is:</strong> A)greater than   in magnitude B)less than   in magnitude C)in the same direction as   D)in the direction opposite to   E)perpendicular to   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
E)perpendicular to <strong>The vector   is:</strong> A)greater than   in magnitude B)less than   in magnitude C)in the same direction as   D)in the direction opposite to   E)perpendicular to   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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30° is

A)π/10 radians
B)π/6 radians
C)1 radian
D)π/2 radians
E)π radians
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Vectors <strong>Vectors   and   lie in the xy plane.We can deduce that   if:</strong> A)A<sub>x</sub><sup>2</sup> + A<sub>y</sub><sup>2</sup> = B<sub>x</sub><sup>2</sup> + B<sub>y</sub><sup>2</sup> B)A<sub>x</sub> + A<sub>y</sub> = B<sub>x</sub> + B<sub>y </sub> C)A<sub>x</sub> = B<sub>x</sub> and A<sub>y</sub> = B<sub>y </sub> D)A<sub>y</sub><sub> </sub>/A<sub>x</sub> = B<sub>y</sub><sub> </sub>/B<sub>x </sub> E)A<sub>x</sub> = A<sub>y</sub> and B<sub>x</sub> = B<sub>y </sub> <div style=padding-top: 35px> and <strong>Vectors   and   lie in the xy plane.We can deduce that   if:</strong> A)A<sub>x</sub><sup>2</sup> + A<sub>y</sub><sup>2</sup> = B<sub>x</sub><sup>2</sup> + B<sub>y</sub><sup>2</sup> B)A<sub>x</sub> + A<sub>y</sub> = B<sub>x</sub> + B<sub>y </sub> C)A<sub>x</sub> = B<sub>x</sub> and A<sub>y</sub> = B<sub>y </sub> D)A<sub>y</sub><sub> </sub>/A<sub>x</sub> = B<sub>y</sub><sub> </sub>/B<sub>x </sub> E)A<sub>x</sub> = A<sub>y</sub> and B<sub>x</sub> = B<sub>y </sub> <div style=padding-top: 35px> lie in the xy plane.We can deduce that <strong>Vectors   and   lie in the xy plane.We can deduce that   if:</strong> A)A<sub>x</sub><sup>2</sup> + A<sub>y</sub><sup>2</sup> = B<sub>x</sub><sup>2</sup> + B<sub>y</sub><sup>2</sup> B)A<sub>x</sub> + A<sub>y</sub> = B<sub>x</sub> + B<sub>y </sub> C)A<sub>x</sub> = B<sub>x</sub> and A<sub>y</sub> = B<sub>y </sub> D)A<sub>y</sub><sub> </sub>/A<sub>x</sub> = B<sub>y</sub><sub> </sub>/B<sub>x </sub> E)A<sub>x</sub> = A<sub>y</sub> and B<sub>x</sub> = B<sub>y </sub> <div style=padding-top: 35px> if:

A)Ax2 + Ay2 = Bx2 + By2
B)Ax + Ay = Bx + By
C)Ax = Bx and Ay = By
D)Ay /Ax = By /Bx
E)Ax = Ay and Bx = By
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A vector of magnitude 20 is added to a vector of magnitude 25.The magnitude of this sum can be:

A)0
B)3
C)12
D)47
E)50
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If <strong>If   , then:</strong> A)   and   must be parallel and in the same direction B)   and   must be parallel and in opposite directions C)it must be true that either   or   is zero D)the angle between   and   must be 60 ° E)none of the above is true <div style=padding-top: 35px> , then:

A) <strong>If   , then:</strong> A)   and   must be parallel and in the same direction B)   and   must be parallel and in opposite directions C)it must be true that either   or   is zero D)the angle between   and   must be 60 ° E)none of the above is true <div style=padding-top: 35px> and
<strong>If   , then:</strong> A)   and   must be parallel and in the same direction B)   and   must be parallel and in opposite directions C)it must be true that either   or   is zero D)the angle between   and   must be 60 ° E)none of the above is true <div style=padding-top: 35px> must be parallel and in the same direction
B) <strong>If   , then:</strong> A)   and   must be parallel and in the same direction B)   and   must be parallel and in opposite directions C)it must be true that either   or   is zero D)the angle between   and   must be 60 ° E)none of the above is true <div style=padding-top: 35px> and
<strong>If   , then:</strong> A)   and   must be parallel and in the same direction B)   and   must be parallel and in opposite directions C)it must be true that either   or   is zero D)the angle between   and   must be 60 ° E)none of the above is true <div style=padding-top: 35px> must be parallel and in opposite directions
C)it must be true that either <strong>If   , then:</strong> A)   and   must be parallel and in the same direction B)   and   must be parallel and in opposite directions C)it must be true that either   or   is zero D)the angle between   and   must be 60 ° E)none of the above is true <div style=padding-top: 35px> or
<strong>If   , then:</strong> A)   and   must be parallel and in the same direction B)   and   must be parallel and in opposite directions C)it must be true that either   or   is zero D)the angle between   and   must be 60 ° E)none of the above is true <div style=padding-top: 35px> is zero
D)the angle between <strong>If   , then:</strong> A)   and   must be parallel and in the same direction B)   and   must be parallel and in opposite directions C)it must be true that either   or   is zero D)the angle between   and   must be 60 ° E)none of the above is true <div style=padding-top: 35px> and
<strong>If   , then:</strong> A)   and   must be parallel and in the same direction B)   and   must be parallel and in opposite directions C)it must be true that either   or   is zero D)the angle between   and   must be 60 ° E)none of the above is true <div style=padding-top: 35px> must be 60 °
E)none of the above is true
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If <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45 ° D)the angle between   and   is 60 ° E)   is perpendicular to   <div style=padding-top: 35px> and neither <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45 ° D)the angle between   and   is 60 ° E)   is perpendicular to   <div style=padding-top: 35px> nor <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45 ° D)the angle between   and   is 60 ° E)   is perpendicular to   <div style=padding-top: 35px> vanish, then:

A) <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45 ° D)the angle between   and   is 60 ° E)   is perpendicular to   <div style=padding-top: 35px> and
<strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45 ° D)the angle between   and   is 60 ° E)   is perpendicular to   <div style=padding-top: 35px> are parallel and in the same direction
B) <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45 ° D)the angle between   and   is 60 ° E)   is perpendicular to   <div style=padding-top: 35px> and
<strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45 ° D)the angle between   and   is 60 ° E)   is perpendicular to   <div style=padding-top: 35px> are parallel and in opposite directions
C)the angle between <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45 ° D)the angle between   and   is 60 ° E)   is perpendicular to   <div style=padding-top: 35px> and
<strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45 ° D)the angle between   and   is 60 ° E)   is perpendicular to   <div style=padding-top: 35px> is 45 °
D)the angle between <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45 ° D)the angle between   and   is 60 ° E)   is perpendicular to   <div style=padding-top: 35px> and
<strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45 ° D)the angle between   and   is 60 ° E)   is perpendicular to   <div style=padding-top: 35px> is 60 °
E) <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45 ° D)the angle between   and   is 60 ° E)   is perpendicular to   <div style=padding-top: 35px> is perpendicular to
<strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45 ° D)the angle between   and   is 60 ° E)   is perpendicular to   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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We say that the displacement of a particle is a vector quantity.Our best justification for this assertion is:

A)displacement can be specified by a magnitude and a direction
B)operating with displacements according to the rules for manipulating vectors leads to results in agreement with experiments
C)a displacement is obviously not a scalar
D)displacement can be specified by three numbers
E)displacement is associated with motion
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A vector <strong>A vector   of magnitude 6 and another vector   have a resultant of magnitude 12.The vector   :</strong> A)must have a magnitude of at least 6 but no more than 18 B)may have a magnitude of 20 C)cannot have a magnitude greater than 12 D)must be perpendicular to   E)must be perpendicular to the resultant vector <div style=padding-top: 35px> of magnitude 6 and another vector <strong>A vector   of magnitude 6 and another vector   have a resultant of magnitude 12.The vector   :</strong> A)must have a magnitude of at least 6 but no more than 18 B)may have a magnitude of 20 C)cannot have a magnitude greater than 12 D)must be perpendicular to   E)must be perpendicular to the resultant vector <div style=padding-top: 35px> have a resultant of magnitude 12.The vector <strong>A vector   of magnitude 6 and another vector   have a resultant of magnitude 12.The vector   :</strong> A)must have a magnitude of at least 6 but no more than 18 B)may have a magnitude of 20 C)cannot have a magnitude greater than 12 D)must be perpendicular to   E)must be perpendicular to the resultant vector <div style=padding-top: 35px> :

A)must have a magnitude of at least 6 but no more than 18
B)may have a magnitude of 20
C)cannot have a magnitude greater than 12
D)must be perpendicular to <strong>A vector   of magnitude 6 and another vector   have a resultant of magnitude 12.The vector   :</strong> A)must have a magnitude of at least 6 but no more than 18 B)may have a magnitude of 20 C)cannot have a magnitude greater than 12 D)must be perpendicular to   E)must be perpendicular to the resultant vector <div style=padding-top: 35px>
E)must be perpendicular to the resultant vector
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Four vectors  <strong>Four vectors   all have the same magnitude.The angle   \theta  between adjacent vectors is 45 °  as shown.The correct vector equation is:  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>  all have the same magnitude.The angle θ\theta between adjacent vectors is 45 ° as shown.The correct vector equation is:  <strong>Four vectors   all have the same magnitude.The angle   \theta  between adjacent vectors is 45 °  as shown.The correct vector equation is:  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)  <strong>Four vectors   all have the same magnitude.The angle   \theta  between adjacent vectors is 45 °  as shown.The correct vector equation is:  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
B)  <strong>Four vectors   all have the same magnitude.The angle   \theta  between adjacent vectors is 45 °  as shown.The correct vector equation is:  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
C)  <strong>Four vectors   all have the same magnitude.The angle   \theta  between adjacent vectors is 45 °  as shown.The correct vector equation is:  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
D)  <strong>Four vectors   all have the same magnitude.The angle   \theta  between adjacent vectors is 45 °  as shown.The correct vector equation is:  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
E)  <strong>Four vectors   all have the same magnitude.The angle   \theta  between adjacent vectors is 45 °  as shown.The correct vector equation is:  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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A vector of magnitude 3 CANNOT be added to a vector of magnitude 4 so that the magnitude of the resultant is:

A)0
B)1
C)3
D)5
E)7
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A vector in the xy plane has a magnitude of 25 and an x component of 12.The angle it makes with the positive x axis is:

A)26 °\degree
B)29 °\degree
C)61 °\degree
D)64 °\degree
E)241 °\degree
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A vector has a component of 10 m in the +x direction, a component of 10 m in the +y direction, and a component of 5 m in the +z direction.The magnitude of this vector is:

A)0 m
B)15 m
C)20 m
D)25 m
E)225 m
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The vector <strong>The vector   in the diagram is equal to:  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> in the diagram is equal to: <strong>The vector   in the diagram is equal to:  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A) <strong>The vector   in the diagram is equal to:  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
B) <strong>The vector   in the diagram is equal to:  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
C) <strong>The vector   in the diagram is equal to:  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
D) <strong>The vector   in the diagram is equal to:  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
E) <strong>The vector   in the diagram is equal to:  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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The vectors <strong>The vectors   ,   , and   are related by   .Which diagram below illustrates this relationship?  </strong> A)I. B)II. C)III. D)IV. E)None of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> , <strong>The vectors   ,   , and   are related by   .Which diagram below illustrates this relationship?  </strong> A)I. B)II. C)III. D)IV. E)None of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> , and <strong>The vectors   ,   , and   are related by   .Which diagram below illustrates this relationship?  </strong> A)I. B)II. C)III. D)IV. E)None of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> are related by <strong>The vectors   ,   , and   are related by   .Which diagram below illustrates this relationship?  </strong> A)I. B)II. C)III. D)IV. E)None of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> .Which diagram below illustrates this relationship? <strong>The vectors   ,   , and   are related by   .Which diagram below illustrates this relationship?  </strong> A)I. B)II. C)III. D)IV. E)None of these <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)I.
B)II.
C)III.
D)IV.
E)None of these
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A vector has a magnitude of 12.When its tail is at the origin it lies between the positive x axis and negative y axis and makes an angle of 30 ° with the x axis.Its y component is:

A) <strong>A vector has a magnitude of 12.When its tail is at the origin it lies between the positive x axis and negative y axis and makes an angle of 30 ° with the x axis.Its y component is:</strong> A)   B)   C)6 D)-6 E)12 <div style=padding-top: 35px>
B) <strong>A vector has a magnitude of 12.When its tail is at the origin it lies between the positive x axis and negative y axis and makes an angle of 30 ° with the x axis.Its y component is:</strong> A)   B)   C)6 D)-6 E)12 <div style=padding-top: 35px>
C)6
D)-6
E)12
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If  <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45  \degree  D)the angle between   and   is 60  \degree  E)   is perpendicular to   <div style=padding-top: 35px>  and neither  <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45  \degree  D)the angle between   and   is 60  \degree  E)   is perpendicular to   <div style=padding-top: 35px>  nor  <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45  \degree  D)the angle between   and   is 60  \degree  E)   is perpendicular to   <div style=padding-top: 35px>  vanish, then:

A)  <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45  \degree  D)the angle between   and   is 60  \degree  E)   is perpendicular to   <div style=padding-top: 35px>  and
 <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45  \degree  D)the angle between   and   is 60  \degree  E)   is perpendicular to   <div style=padding-top: 35px>  are parallel and in the same direction
B)  <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45  \degree  D)the angle between   and   is 60  \degree  E)   is perpendicular to   <div style=padding-top: 35px>  and
 <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45  \degree  D)the angle between   and   is 60  \degree  E)   is perpendicular to   <div style=padding-top: 35px>  are parallel and in opposite directions
C)the angle between  <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45  \degree  D)the angle between   and   is 60  \degree  E)   is perpendicular to   <div style=padding-top: 35px>  and
 <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45  \degree  D)the angle between   and   is 60  \degree  E)   is perpendicular to   <div style=padding-top: 35px>  is 45 °\degree
D)the angle between  <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45  \degree  D)the angle between   and   is 60  \degree  E)   is perpendicular to   <div style=padding-top: 35px>  and
 <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45  \degree  D)the angle between   and   is 60  \degree  E)   is perpendicular to   <div style=padding-top: 35px>  is 60 °\degree
E)  <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45  \degree  D)the angle between   and   is 60  \degree  E)   is perpendicular to   <div style=padding-top: 35px>  is perpendicular to
 <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45  \degree  D)the angle between   and   is 60  \degree  E)   is perpendicular to   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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One radian is approximately

A)10°
B)33°
C)57°
D)90°
E)180°
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The angle between  <strong>The angle between   = (25 m)   + (45 m)   and the positive x axis is:</strong> A)29  \degree  B)61  \degree  C)151  \degree  D)209  \degree  E)241  \degree  <div style=padding-top: 35px>  = (25 m)  <strong>The angle between   = (25 m)   + (45 m)   and the positive x axis is:</strong> A)29  \degree  B)61  \degree  C)151  \degree  D)209  \degree  E)241  \degree  <div style=padding-top: 35px>  + (45 m)  <strong>The angle between   = (25 m)   + (45 m)   and the positive x axis is:</strong> A)29  \degree  B)61  \degree  C)151  \degree  D)209  \degree  E)241  \degree  <div style=padding-top: 35px>  and the positive x axis is:

A)29 °\degree
B)61 °\degree
C)151 °\degree
D)209 °\degree
E)241 °\degree
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In the diagram, <strong>In the diagram,   has magnitude 12 m and   has magnitude 8 m.The x component of   is about:  </strong> A)1.5 m B)4.5 m C)12 m D)15 m E)20 m <div style=padding-top: 35px> has magnitude 12 m and <strong>In the diagram,   has magnitude 12 m and   has magnitude 8 m.The x component of   is about:  </strong> A)1.5 m B)4.5 m C)12 m D)15 m E)20 m <div style=padding-top: 35px> has magnitude 8 m.The x component of <strong>In the diagram,   has magnitude 12 m and   has magnitude 8 m.The x component of   is about:  </strong> A)1.5 m B)4.5 m C)12 m D)15 m E)20 m <div style=padding-top: 35px> is about: <strong>In the diagram,   has magnitude 12 m and   has magnitude 8 m.The x component of   is about:  </strong> A)1.5 m B)4.5 m C)12 m D)15 m E)20 m <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A)1.5 m
B)4.5 m
C)12 m
D)15 m
E)20 m
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The angle between  <strong>The angle between   =  (25 m)   + (45 m)   and the positive x axis is:</strong> A)29  \degree  B)61  \degree  C)119  \degree  D)151  \degree  E)209  \degree  <div style=padding-top: 35px>  = (25 m)  <strong>The angle between   =  (25 m)   + (45 m)   and the positive x axis is:</strong> A)29  \degree  B)61  \degree  C)119  \degree  D)151  \degree  E)209  \degree  <div style=padding-top: 35px>  + (45 m)  <strong>The angle between   =  (25 m)   + (45 m)   and the positive x axis is:</strong> A)29  \degree  B)61  \degree  C)119  \degree  D)151  \degree  E)209  \degree  <div style=padding-top: 35px>  and the positive x axis is:

A)29 °\degree
B)61 °\degree
C)119 °\degree
D)151 °\degree
E)209 °\degree
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Let  <strong>Let   and   \theta   \neq  90 °  where   \theta  is the angle between   and   when they are drawn with their tails at the same point.Which of the following is NOT true?</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>  and θ\theta \neq 90 ° where θ\theta is the angle between  <strong>Let   and   \theta   \neq  90 °  where   \theta  is the angle between   and   when they are drawn with their tails at the same point.Which of the following is NOT true?</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>  and  <strong>Let   and   \theta   \neq  90 °  where   \theta  is the angle between   and   when they are drawn with their tails at the same point.Which of the following is NOT true?</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>  when they are drawn with their tails at the same point.Which of the following is NOT true?

A)  <strong>Let   and   \theta   \neq  90 °  where   \theta  is the angle between   and   when they are drawn with their tails at the same point.Which of the following is NOT true?</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
B)  <strong>Let   and   \theta   \neq  90 °  where   \theta  is the angle between   and   when they are drawn with their tails at the same point.Which of the following is NOT true?</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
C)  <strong>Let   and   \theta   \neq  90 °  where   \theta  is the angle between   and   when they are drawn with their tails at the same point.Which of the following is NOT true?</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
D)  <strong>Let   and   \theta   \neq  90 °  where   \theta  is the angle between   and   when they are drawn with their tails at the same point.Which of the following is NOT true?</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
E)  <strong>Let   and   \theta   \neq  90 °  where   \theta  is the angle between   and   when they are drawn with their tails at the same point.Which of the following is NOT true?</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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Let <strong>Let   = (1 m)   + (2 m)   + (2 m)   and   = (3 m)   + (4 m)   .The angle between these two vectors is given by:</strong> A)cos<sup>-1</sup>(14/15) B)cos<sup>-1</sup>(11/225) C)cos<sup>-1</sup>(104/225) D)cos<sup>-1</sup>(11/15) E)cannot be found since   and   do not lie in the same plane <div style=padding-top: 35px> = (1 m) <strong>Let   = (1 m)   + (2 m)   + (2 m)   and   = (3 m)   + (4 m)   .The angle between these two vectors is given by:</strong> A)cos<sup>-1</sup>(14/15) B)cos<sup>-1</sup>(11/225) C)cos<sup>-1</sup>(104/225) D)cos<sup>-1</sup>(11/15) E)cannot be found since   and   do not lie in the same plane <div style=padding-top: 35px> + (2 m) <strong>Let   = (1 m)   + (2 m)   + (2 m)   and   = (3 m)   + (4 m)   .The angle between these two vectors is given by:</strong> A)cos<sup>-1</sup>(14/15) B)cos<sup>-1</sup>(11/225) C)cos<sup>-1</sup>(104/225) D)cos<sup>-1</sup>(11/15) E)cannot be found since   and   do not lie in the same plane <div style=padding-top: 35px> + (2 m) <strong>Let   = (1 m)   + (2 m)   + (2 m)   and   = (3 m)   + (4 m)   .The angle between these two vectors is given by:</strong> A)cos<sup>-1</sup>(14/15) B)cos<sup>-1</sup>(11/225) C)cos<sup>-1</sup>(104/225) D)cos<sup>-1</sup>(11/15) E)cannot be found since   and   do not lie in the same plane <div style=padding-top: 35px> and <strong>Let   = (1 m)   + (2 m)   + (2 m)   and   = (3 m)   + (4 m)   .The angle between these two vectors is given by:</strong> A)cos<sup>-1</sup>(14/15) B)cos<sup>-1</sup>(11/225) C)cos<sup>-1</sup>(104/225) D)cos<sup>-1</sup>(11/15) E)cannot be found since   and   do not lie in the same plane <div style=padding-top: 35px> = (3 m) <strong>Let   = (1 m)   + (2 m)   + (2 m)   and   = (3 m)   + (4 m)   .The angle between these two vectors is given by:</strong> A)cos<sup>-1</sup>(14/15) B)cos<sup>-1</sup>(11/225) C)cos<sup>-1</sup>(104/225) D)cos<sup>-1</sup>(11/15) E)cannot be found since   and   do not lie in the same plane <div style=padding-top: 35px> + (4 m) <strong>Let   = (1 m)   + (2 m)   + (2 m)   and   = (3 m)   + (4 m)   .The angle between these two vectors is given by:</strong> A)cos<sup>-1</sup>(14/15) B)cos<sup>-1</sup>(11/225) C)cos<sup>-1</sup>(104/225) D)cos<sup>-1</sup>(11/15) E)cannot be found since   and   do not lie in the same plane <div style=padding-top: 35px> .The angle between these two vectors is given by:

A)cos-1(14/15)
B)cos-1(11/225)
C)cos-1(104/225)
D)cos-1(11/15)
E)cannot be found since <strong>Let   = (1 m)   + (2 m)   + (2 m)   and   = (3 m)   + (4 m)   .The angle between these two vectors is given by:</strong> A)cos<sup>-1</sup>(14/15) B)cos<sup>-1</sup>(11/225) C)cos<sup>-1</sup>(104/225) D)cos<sup>-1</sup>(11/15) E)cannot be found since   and   do not lie in the same plane <div style=padding-top: 35px> and
<strong>Let   = (1 m)   + (2 m)   + (2 m)   and   = (3 m)   + (4 m)   .The angle between these two vectors is given by:</strong> A)cos<sup>-1</sup>(14/15) B)cos<sup>-1</sup>(11/225) C)cos<sup>-1</sup>(104/225) D)cos<sup>-1</sup>(11/15) E)cannot be found since   and   do not lie in the same plane <div style=padding-top: 35px> do not lie in the same plane
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If <strong>If   = (2 m)   − (3 m)   and   = (1 m)   − (2 m)   , then   =</strong> A)(1 m)   B)(−1 m)   C)(4 m)   − (7 m)   D)(4 m)   + (1 m)   E)(−4 m)   + (7 m)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> = (2 m) <strong>If   = (2 m)   − (3 m)   and   = (1 m)   − (2 m)   , then   =</strong> A)(1 m)   B)(−1 m)   C)(4 m)   − (7 m)   D)(4 m)   + (1 m)   E)(−4 m)   + (7 m)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> − (3 m) <strong>If   = (2 m)   − (3 m)   and   = (1 m)   − (2 m)   , then   =</strong> A)(1 m)   B)(−1 m)   C)(4 m)   − (7 m)   D)(4 m)   + (1 m)   E)(−4 m)   + (7 m)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> and <strong>If   = (2 m)   − (3 m)   and   = (1 m)   − (2 m)   , then   =</strong> A)(1 m)   B)(−1 m)   C)(4 m)   − (7 m)   D)(4 m)   + (1 m)   E)(−4 m)   + (7 m)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> = (1 m) <strong>If   = (2 m)   − (3 m)   and   = (1 m)   − (2 m)   , then   =</strong> A)(1 m)   B)(−1 m)   C)(4 m)   − (7 m)   D)(4 m)   + (1 m)   E)(−4 m)   + (7 m)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> − (2 m) <strong>If   = (2 m)   − (3 m)   and   = (1 m)   − (2 m)   , then   =</strong> A)(1 m)   B)(−1 m)   C)(4 m)   − (7 m)   D)(4 m)   + (1 m)   E)(−4 m)   + (7 m)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> , then <strong>If   = (2 m)   − (3 m)   and   = (1 m)   − (2 m)   , then   =</strong> A)(1 m)   B)(−1 m)   C)(4 m)   − (7 m)   D)(4 m)   + (1 m)   E)(−4 m)   + (7 m)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> =

A)(1 m) <strong>If   = (2 m)   − (3 m)   and   = (1 m)   − (2 m)   , then   =</strong> A)(1 m)   B)(−1 m)   C)(4 m)   − (7 m)   D)(4 m)   + (1 m)   E)(−4 m)   + (7 m)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
B)(−1 m) <strong>If   = (2 m)   − (3 m)   and   = (1 m)   − (2 m)   , then   =</strong> A)(1 m)   B)(−1 m)   C)(4 m)   − (7 m)   D)(4 m)   + (1 m)   E)(−4 m)   + (7 m)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
C)(4 m) <strong>If   = (2 m)   − (3 m)   and   = (1 m)   − (2 m)   , then   =</strong> A)(1 m)   B)(−1 m)   C)(4 m)   − (7 m)   D)(4 m)   + (1 m)   E)(−4 m)   + (7 m)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> − (7 m)
<strong>If   = (2 m)   − (3 m)   and   = (1 m)   − (2 m)   , then   =</strong> A)(1 m)   B)(−1 m)   C)(4 m)   − (7 m)   D)(4 m)   + (1 m)   E)(−4 m)   + (7 m)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
D)(4 m) <strong>If   = (2 m)   − (3 m)   and   = (1 m)   − (2 m)   , then   =</strong> A)(1 m)   B)(−1 m)   C)(4 m)   − (7 m)   D)(4 m)   + (1 m)   E)(−4 m)   + (7 m)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> + (1 m)
<strong>If   = (2 m)   − (3 m)   and   = (1 m)   − (2 m)   , then   =</strong> A)(1 m)   B)(−1 m)   C)(4 m)   − (7 m)   D)(4 m)   + (1 m)   E)(−4 m)   + (7 m)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
E)(−4 m) <strong>If   = (2 m)   − (3 m)   and   = (1 m)   − (2 m)   , then   =</strong> A)(1 m)   B)(−1 m)   C)(4 m)   − (7 m)   D)(4 m)   + (1 m)   E)(−4 m)   + (7 m)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> + (7 m)
<strong>If   = (2 m)   − (3 m)   and   = (1 m)   − (2 m)   , then   =</strong> A)(1 m)   B)(−1 m)   C)(4 m)   − (7 m)   D)(4 m)   + (1 m)   E)(−4 m)   + (7 m)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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Which of the following is correct?

A)Multiplying a vector by a scalar gives a scalar result.
B)Multiplying a vector by a vector always gives a vector result.
C)Multiplying a vector by a vector never gives a scalar result.
D)The only type of vector multiplication that gives a scalar result is the dot product.
E)The only type of vector multiplication that gives a vector result is the cross product.
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Let <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .Then   equals:</strong> A)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   B)(12 m)   − (14 m)   - (20 m)   C)23 D)17 E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> = (2 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .Then   equals:</strong> A)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   B)(12 m)   − (14 m)   - (20 m)   C)23 D)17 E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> + (6 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .Then   equals:</strong> A)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   B)(12 m)   − (14 m)   - (20 m)   C)23 D)17 E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> - (3 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .Then   equals:</strong> A)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   B)(12 m)   − (14 m)   - (20 m)   C)23 D)17 E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> and <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .Then   equals:</strong> A)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   B)(12 m)   − (14 m)   - (20 m)   C)23 D)17 E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> = (4 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .Then   equals:</strong> A)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   B)(12 m)   − (14 m)   - (20 m)   C)23 D)17 E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> + (2 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .Then   equals:</strong> A)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   B)(12 m)   − (14 m)   - (20 m)   C)23 D)17 E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> + (1 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .Then   equals:</strong> A)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   B)(12 m)   − (14 m)   - (20 m)   C)23 D)17 E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> .Then <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .Then   equals:</strong> A)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   B)(12 m)   − (14 m)   - (20 m)   C)23 D)17 E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> equals:

A)(8 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .Then   equals:</strong> A)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   B)(12 m)   − (14 m)   - (20 m)   C)23 D)17 E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> + (12 m)
<strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .Then   equals:</strong> A)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   B)(12 m)   − (14 m)   - (20 m)   C)23 D)17 E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> - (3 m)
<strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .Then   equals:</strong> A)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   B)(12 m)   − (14 m)   - (20 m)   C)23 D)17 E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px>
B)(12 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .Then   equals:</strong> A)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   B)(12 m)   − (14 m)   - (20 m)   C)23 D)17 E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> − (14 m)
<strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .Then   equals:</strong> A)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   B)(12 m)   − (14 m)   - (20 m)   C)23 D)17 E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> - (20 m)
<strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .Then   equals:</strong> A)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   B)(12 m)   − (14 m)   - (20 m)   C)23 D)17 E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px>
C)23
D)17
E)none of these
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Two vectors have magnitudes of 10 and 15.The angle between them when they are drawn with their tails at the same point is 65 °\degree .The component of the longer vector along the line of the shorter is:

A)0
B)4.2
C)6.3
D)9.1
E)14
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If the magnitude of the sum of two vectors is greater than the magnitude of either vector, then:

A)the scalar product of the vectors must be negative
B)the scalar product of the vectors must be positive
C)the vectors must be parallel and in opposite directions
D)the vectors must be parallel and in the same direction
E)none of the above
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Two vectors lie with their tails at the same point.When the angle between them is increased by 20° their scalar product has the same magnitude but changes from positive to negative.The original angle between them was:

A)0°
B)60°
C)70°
D)80°
E)90°
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If <strong>If   = (6 m)   - (8 m)   then   has magnitude:</strong> A)-8 m B)8 m C)10 m D)40 m E)56 m <div style=padding-top: 35px> = (6 m) <strong>If   = (6 m)   - (8 m)   then   has magnitude:</strong> A)-8 m B)8 m C)10 m D)40 m E)56 m <div style=padding-top: 35px> - (8 m) <strong>If   = (6 m)   - (8 m)   then   has magnitude:</strong> A)-8 m B)8 m C)10 m D)40 m E)56 m <div style=padding-top: 35px> then <strong>If   = (6 m)   - (8 m)   then   has magnitude:</strong> A)-8 m B)8 m C)10 m D)40 m E)56 m <div style=padding-top: 35px> has magnitude:

A)-8 m
B)8 m
C)10 m
D)40 m
E)56 m
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Vectors  <strong>Vectors   and   each have magnitude L.When drawn with their tails at the same point, the angle between them is 30  \degree .The value of   is:</strong> A)0 B)L<sup>2 </sup> C)   D)2L<sup>2 </sup> E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px>  and  <strong>Vectors   and   each have magnitude L.When drawn with their tails at the same point, the angle between them is 30  \degree .The value of   is:</strong> A)0 B)L<sup>2 </sup> C)   D)2L<sup>2 </sup> E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px>  each have magnitude L.When drawn with their tails at the same point, the angle between them is 30 °\degree .The value of  <strong>Vectors   and   each have magnitude L.When drawn with their tails at the same point, the angle between them is 30  \degree .The value of   is:</strong> A)0 B)L<sup>2 </sup> C)   D)2L<sup>2 </sup> E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px>  is:

A)0
B)L2
C)  <strong>Vectors   and   each have magnitude L.When drawn with their tails at the same point, the angle between them is 30  \degree .The value of   is:</strong> A)0 B)L<sup>2 </sup> C)   D)2L<sup>2 </sup> E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px>
D)2L2
E)none of these
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If the magnitude of the sum of two vectors is less than the magnitude of either vector, then:

A)the scalar product of the vectors must be negative
B)the scalar product of the vectors must be positive
C)the vectors must be parallel and in opposite directions
D)the vectors must be parallel and in the same direction
E)none of the above
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Vectors  <strong>Vectors   and   each have magnitude L.When drawn with their tails at the same point, the angle between them is 30  \degree .The magnitude of   is:</strong> A)L<sup>2</sup>/2 B)L<sup>2 </sup> C)   D)2L<sup>2 </sup> E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px>  and  <strong>Vectors   and   each have magnitude L.When drawn with their tails at the same point, the angle between them is 30  \degree .The magnitude of   is:</strong> A)L<sup>2</sup>/2 B)L<sup>2 </sup> C)   D)2L<sup>2 </sup> E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px>  each have magnitude L.When drawn with their tails at the same point, the angle between them is 30 °\degree .The magnitude of  <strong>Vectors   and   each have magnitude L.When drawn with their tails at the same point, the angle between them is 30  \degree .The magnitude of   is:</strong> A)L<sup>2</sup>/2 B)L<sup>2 </sup> C)   D)2L<sup>2 </sup> E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px>  is:

A)L2/2
B)L2
C)  <strong>Vectors   and   each have magnitude L.When drawn with their tails at the same point, the angle between them is 30  \degree .The magnitude of   is:</strong> A)L<sup>2</sup>/2 B)L<sup>2 </sup> C)   D)2L<sup>2 </sup> E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px>
D)2L2
E)none of these
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A certain vector in the xy plane has an x component of 4 m and a y component of 10 m.It is then rotated in the xy plane so its x component is doubled.Its new y component is about:

A)20 m
B)7.2 m
C)5.0 m
D)4.5 m
E)2.2 m
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Let <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> = (2 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> + (6 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> - (3 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> and <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> = (4 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> + (2 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> + (1 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> .The vector difference <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> is:

A)(6 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> + (8 m)
<strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> - (2 m)
<strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px>
B)(−2 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> + (4 m)
<strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> - (4 m)
<strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px>
C)(2 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> − (4 m)
<strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> + (4 m)
<strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px>
D)(8 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> + (12 m)
<strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> - (3 m)
<strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px>
E)none of these
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The value of <strong>The value of   is:</strong> A)0 B)+1 C)-1 D)3 E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> is:

A)0
B)+1
C)-1
D)3
E) <strong>The value of   is:</strong> A)0 B)+1 C)-1 D)3 E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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Let <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> = (2 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> + (6 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> - (3 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> and <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> = (4 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> + (2 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> + (1 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> .The vector sum <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> is:

A)(6 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> + (8 m)
<strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> - (2 m)
<strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px>
B)(−2 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> + (4 m)
<strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> - (4 m)
<strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px>
C)(2 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> − (4 m)
<strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> + (4 m)
<strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px>
D)(8 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> + (12 m)
<strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px> - (3 m)
<strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px>
E)none of these
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The two vectors (3 m) <strong>The two vectors (3 m)   − (7 m)   and (2 m)   + (3 m)   − (2 m)   define a plane (it is the plane of the triangle with both tails at one vertex and each head at one of the other vertices).Which of the following vectors is perpendicular to the plane?</strong> A)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   B)(−14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   C)(14 m)   − (6 m)   + (23 m)   D)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (23 m)   E)(14 m)   + (6 m)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> − (7 m) <strong>The two vectors (3 m)   − (7 m)   and (2 m)   + (3 m)   − (2 m)   define a plane (it is the plane of the triangle with both tails at one vertex and each head at one of the other vertices).Which of the following vectors is perpendicular to the plane?</strong> A)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   B)(−14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   C)(14 m)   − (6 m)   + (23 m)   D)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (23 m)   E)(14 m)   + (6 m)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> and (2 m) <strong>The two vectors (3 m)   − (7 m)   and (2 m)   + (3 m)   − (2 m)   define a plane (it is the plane of the triangle with both tails at one vertex and each head at one of the other vertices).Which of the following vectors is perpendicular to the plane?</strong> A)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   B)(−14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   C)(14 m)   − (6 m)   + (23 m)   D)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (23 m)   E)(14 m)   + (6 m)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> + (3 m) <strong>The two vectors (3 m)   − (7 m)   and (2 m)   + (3 m)   − (2 m)   define a plane (it is the plane of the triangle with both tails at one vertex and each head at one of the other vertices).Which of the following vectors is perpendicular to the plane?</strong> A)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   B)(−14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   C)(14 m)   − (6 m)   + (23 m)   D)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (23 m)   E)(14 m)   + (6 m)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> − (2 m) <strong>The two vectors (3 m)   − (7 m)   and (2 m)   + (3 m)   − (2 m)   define a plane (it is the plane of the triangle with both tails at one vertex and each head at one of the other vertices).Which of the following vectors is perpendicular to the plane?</strong> A)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   B)(−14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   C)(14 m)   − (6 m)   + (23 m)   D)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (23 m)   E)(14 m)   + (6 m)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> define a plane (it is the plane of the triangle with both tails at one vertex and each head at one of the other vertices).Which of the following vectors is perpendicular to the plane?

A)(14 m) <strong>The two vectors (3 m)   − (7 m)   and (2 m)   + (3 m)   − (2 m)   define a plane (it is the plane of the triangle with both tails at one vertex and each head at one of the other vertices).Which of the following vectors is perpendicular to the plane?</strong> A)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   B)(−14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   C)(14 m)   − (6 m)   + (23 m)   D)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (23 m)   E)(14 m)   + (6 m)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> + (6 m)
<strong>The two vectors (3 m)   − (7 m)   and (2 m)   + (3 m)   − (2 m)   define a plane (it is the plane of the triangle with both tails at one vertex and each head at one of the other vertices).Which of the following vectors is perpendicular to the plane?</strong> A)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   B)(−14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   C)(14 m)   − (6 m)   + (23 m)   D)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (23 m)   E)(14 m)   + (6 m)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> + (23 m)
<strong>The two vectors (3 m)   − (7 m)   and (2 m)   + (3 m)   − (2 m)   define a plane (it is the plane of the triangle with both tails at one vertex and each head at one of the other vertices).Which of the following vectors is perpendicular to the plane?</strong> A)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   B)(−14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   C)(14 m)   − (6 m)   + (23 m)   D)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (23 m)   E)(14 m)   + (6 m)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
B)(−14 m) <strong>The two vectors (3 m)   − (7 m)   and (2 m)   + (3 m)   − (2 m)   define a plane (it is the plane of the triangle with both tails at one vertex and each head at one of the other vertices).Which of the following vectors is perpendicular to the plane?</strong> A)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   B)(−14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   C)(14 m)   − (6 m)   + (23 m)   D)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (23 m)   E)(14 m)   + (6 m)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> + (6 m)
<strong>The two vectors (3 m)   − (7 m)   and (2 m)   + (3 m)   − (2 m)   define a plane (it is the plane of the triangle with both tails at one vertex and each head at one of the other vertices).Which of the following vectors is perpendicular to the plane?</strong> A)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   B)(−14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   C)(14 m)   − (6 m)   + (23 m)   D)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (23 m)   E)(14 m)   + (6 m)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> + (23 m)
<strong>The two vectors (3 m)   − (7 m)   and (2 m)   + (3 m)   − (2 m)   define a plane (it is the plane of the triangle with both tails at one vertex and each head at one of the other vertices).Which of the following vectors is perpendicular to the plane?</strong> A)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   B)(−14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   C)(14 m)   − (6 m)   + (23 m)   D)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (23 m)   E)(14 m)   + (6 m)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
C)(14 m) <strong>The two vectors (3 m)   − (7 m)   and (2 m)   + (3 m)   − (2 m)   define a plane (it is the plane of the triangle with both tails at one vertex and each head at one of the other vertices).Which of the following vectors is perpendicular to the plane?</strong> A)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   B)(−14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   C)(14 m)   − (6 m)   + (23 m)   D)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (23 m)   E)(14 m)   + (6 m)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> − (6 m)
<strong>The two vectors (3 m)   − (7 m)   and (2 m)   + (3 m)   − (2 m)   define a plane (it is the plane of the triangle with both tails at one vertex and each head at one of the other vertices).Which of the following vectors is perpendicular to the plane?</strong> A)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   B)(−14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   C)(14 m)   − (6 m)   + (23 m)   D)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (23 m)   E)(14 m)   + (6 m)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> + (23 m)
<strong>The two vectors (3 m)   − (7 m)   and (2 m)   + (3 m)   − (2 m)   define a plane (it is the plane of the triangle with both tails at one vertex and each head at one of the other vertices).Which of the following vectors is perpendicular to the plane?</strong> A)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   B)(−14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   C)(14 m)   − (6 m)   + (23 m)   D)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (23 m)   E)(14 m)   + (6 m)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
D)(14 m) <strong>The two vectors (3 m)   − (7 m)   and (2 m)   + (3 m)   − (2 m)   define a plane (it is the plane of the triangle with both tails at one vertex and each head at one of the other vertices).Which of the following vectors is perpendicular to the plane?</strong> A)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   B)(−14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   C)(14 m)   − (6 m)   + (23 m)   D)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (23 m)   E)(14 m)   + (6 m)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> + (6 m)
<strong>The two vectors (3 m)   − (7 m)   and (2 m)   + (3 m)   − (2 m)   define a plane (it is the plane of the triangle with both tails at one vertex and each head at one of the other vertices).Which of the following vectors is perpendicular to the plane?</strong> A)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   B)(−14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   C)(14 m)   − (6 m)   + (23 m)   D)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (23 m)   E)(14 m)   + (6 m)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> − (23 m)
<strong>The two vectors (3 m)   − (7 m)   and (2 m)   + (3 m)   − (2 m)   define a plane (it is the plane of the triangle with both tails at one vertex and each head at one of the other vertices).Which of the following vectors is perpendicular to the plane?</strong> A)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   B)(−14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   C)(14 m)   − (6 m)   + (23 m)   D)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (23 m)   E)(14 m)   + (6 m)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
E)(14 m) <strong>The two vectors (3 m)   − (7 m)   and (2 m)   + (3 m)   − (2 m)   define a plane (it is the plane of the triangle with both tails at one vertex and each head at one of the other vertices).Which of the following vectors is perpendicular to the plane?</strong> A)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   B)(−14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   C)(14 m)   − (6 m)   + (23 m)   D)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (23 m)   E)(14 m)   + (6 m)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> + (6 m)
<strong>The two vectors (3 m)   − (7 m)   and (2 m)   + (3 m)   − (2 m)   define a plane (it is the plane of the triangle with both tails at one vertex and each head at one of the other vertices).Which of the following vectors is perpendicular to the plane?</strong> A)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   B)(−14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   C)(14 m)   − (6 m)   + (23 m)   D)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (23 m)   E)(14 m)   + (6 m)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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Two vectors lie with their tails at the same point.When the angle between them is increased by 20° the magnitude of their vector product doubles.The original angle between them was about:

A)0°
B)18°
C)25°
D)45°
E)90°
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The value of <strong>The value of   is:</strong> A)0 B)+1 C)-1 D)3 E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> is:

A)0
B)+1
C)-1
D)3
E) <strong>The value of   is:</strong> A)0 B)+1 C)-1 D)3 E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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The value of <strong>The value of   is:</strong> A)0 B)+1 C)-1 D)3 E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> is:

A)0
B)+1
C)-1
D)3
E) <strong>The value of   is:</strong> A)0 B)+1 C)-1 D)3 E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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The result of <strong>The result of   is:</strong> A)0 B)+1 C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> is:

A)0
B)+1
C) <strong>The result of   is:</strong> A)0 B)+1 C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
D) <strong>The result of   is:</strong> A)0 B)+1 C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
E) <strong>The result of   is:</strong> A)0 B)+1 C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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Let <strong>Let   .The magnitude of   is:</strong> A)5.00 B)5.57 C)7.00 D)7.42 E)8.54 .The magnitude of <strong>Let   .The magnitude of   is:</strong> A)5.00 B)5.57 C)7.00 D)7.42 E)8.54 is:

A)5.00
B)5.57
C)7.00
D)7.42
E)8.54
7.00
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If the x component of a vector <strong>If the x component of a vector   , in the xy plane, is half as large as the magnitude of the vector, the tangent of the angle between the vector and the x axis is:</strong> A)   B)1/2 C)   D)3/2 E)3 , in the xy plane, is half as large as the magnitude of the vector, the tangent of the angle between the vector and the x axis is:

A) <strong>If the x component of a vector   , in the xy plane, is half as large as the magnitude of the vector, the tangent of the angle between the vector and the x axis is:</strong> A)   B)1/2 C)   D)3/2 E)3
B)1/2
C) <strong>If the x component of a vector   , in the xy plane, is half as large as the magnitude of the vector, the tangent of the angle between the vector and the x axis is:</strong> A)   B)1/2 C)   D)3/2 E)3
D)3/2
E)3
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The vector <strong>The vector   is:</strong> A)greater than   in magnitude B)less than   in magnitude C)in the same direction as   D)in the direction opposite to   E)perpendicular to   is:

A)greater than <strong>The vector   is:</strong> A)greater than   in magnitude B)less than   in magnitude C)in the same direction as   D)in the direction opposite to   E)perpendicular to   in magnitude
B)less than <strong>The vector   is:</strong> A)greater than   in magnitude B)less than   in magnitude C)in the same direction as   D)in the direction opposite to   E)perpendicular to   in magnitude
C)in the same direction as <strong>The vector   is:</strong> A)greater than   in magnitude B)less than   in magnitude C)in the same direction as   D)in the direction opposite to   E)perpendicular to
D)in the direction opposite to <strong>The vector   is:</strong> A)greater than   in magnitude B)less than   in magnitude C)in the same direction as   D)in the direction opposite to   E)perpendicular to
E)perpendicular to <strong>The vector   is:</strong> A)greater than   in magnitude B)less than   in magnitude C)in the same direction as   D)in the direction opposite to   E)perpendicular to
in the direction opposite to in the direction opposite to
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30° is

A)π/10 radians
B)π/6 radians
C)1 radian
D)π/2 radians
E)π radians
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Vectors <strong>Vectors   and   lie in the xy plane.We can deduce that   if:</strong> A)A<sub>x</sub><sup>2</sup> + A<sub>y</sub><sup>2</sup> = B<sub>x</sub><sup>2</sup> + B<sub>y</sub><sup>2</sup> B)A<sub>x</sub> + A<sub>y</sub> = B<sub>x</sub> + B<sub>y </sub> C)A<sub>x</sub> = B<sub>x</sub> and A<sub>y</sub> = B<sub>y </sub> D)A<sub>y</sub><sub> </sub>/A<sub>x</sub> = B<sub>y</sub><sub> </sub>/B<sub>x </sub> E)A<sub>x</sub> = A<sub>y</sub> and B<sub>x</sub> = B<sub>y </sub> and <strong>Vectors   and   lie in the xy plane.We can deduce that   if:</strong> A)A<sub>x</sub><sup>2</sup> + A<sub>y</sub><sup>2</sup> = B<sub>x</sub><sup>2</sup> + B<sub>y</sub><sup>2</sup> B)A<sub>x</sub> + A<sub>y</sub> = B<sub>x</sub> + B<sub>y </sub> C)A<sub>x</sub> = B<sub>x</sub> and A<sub>y</sub> = B<sub>y </sub> D)A<sub>y</sub><sub> </sub>/A<sub>x</sub> = B<sub>y</sub><sub> </sub>/B<sub>x </sub> E)A<sub>x</sub> = A<sub>y</sub> and B<sub>x</sub> = B<sub>y </sub> lie in the xy plane.We can deduce that <strong>Vectors   and   lie in the xy plane.We can deduce that   if:</strong> A)A<sub>x</sub><sup>2</sup> + A<sub>y</sub><sup>2</sup> = B<sub>x</sub><sup>2</sup> + B<sub>y</sub><sup>2</sup> B)A<sub>x</sub> + A<sub>y</sub> = B<sub>x</sub> + B<sub>y </sub> C)A<sub>x</sub> = B<sub>x</sub> and A<sub>y</sub> = B<sub>y </sub> D)A<sub>y</sub><sub> </sub>/A<sub>x</sub> = B<sub>y</sub><sub> </sub>/B<sub>x </sub> E)A<sub>x</sub> = A<sub>y</sub> and B<sub>x</sub> = B<sub>y </sub> if:

A)Ax2 + Ay2 = Bx2 + By2
B)Ax + Ay = Bx + By
C)Ax = Bx and Ay = By
D)Ay /Ax = By /Bx
E)Ax = Ay and Bx = By
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A vector of magnitude 20 is added to a vector of magnitude 25.The magnitude of this sum can be:

A)0
B)3
C)12
D)47
E)50
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If <strong>If   , then:</strong> A)   and   must be parallel and in the same direction B)   and   must be parallel and in opposite directions C)it must be true that either   or   is zero D)the angle between   and   must be 60 ° E)none of the above is true , then:

A) <strong>If   , then:</strong> A)   and   must be parallel and in the same direction B)   and   must be parallel and in opposite directions C)it must be true that either   or   is zero D)the angle between   and   must be 60 ° E)none of the above is true and
<strong>If   , then:</strong> A)   and   must be parallel and in the same direction B)   and   must be parallel and in opposite directions C)it must be true that either   or   is zero D)the angle between   and   must be 60 ° E)none of the above is true must be parallel and in the same direction
B) <strong>If   , then:</strong> A)   and   must be parallel and in the same direction B)   and   must be parallel and in opposite directions C)it must be true that either   or   is zero D)the angle between   and   must be 60 ° E)none of the above is true and
<strong>If   , then:</strong> A)   and   must be parallel and in the same direction B)   and   must be parallel and in opposite directions C)it must be true that either   or   is zero D)the angle between   and   must be 60 ° E)none of the above is true must be parallel and in opposite directions
C)it must be true that either <strong>If   , then:</strong> A)   and   must be parallel and in the same direction B)   and   must be parallel and in opposite directions C)it must be true that either   or   is zero D)the angle between   and   must be 60 ° E)none of the above is true or
<strong>If   , then:</strong> A)   and   must be parallel and in the same direction B)   and   must be parallel and in opposite directions C)it must be true that either   or   is zero D)the angle between   and   must be 60 ° E)none of the above is true is zero
D)the angle between <strong>If   , then:</strong> A)   and   must be parallel and in the same direction B)   and   must be parallel and in opposite directions C)it must be true that either   or   is zero D)the angle between   and   must be 60 ° E)none of the above is true and
<strong>If   , then:</strong> A)   and   must be parallel and in the same direction B)   and   must be parallel and in opposite directions C)it must be true that either   or   is zero D)the angle between   and   must be 60 ° E)none of the above is true must be 60 °
E)none of the above is true
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If <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45 ° D)the angle between   and   is 60 ° E)   is perpendicular to   and neither <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45 ° D)the angle between   and   is 60 ° E)   is perpendicular to   nor <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45 ° D)the angle between   and   is 60 ° E)   is perpendicular to   vanish, then:

A) <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45 ° D)the angle between   and   is 60 ° E)   is perpendicular to   and
<strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45 ° D)the angle between   and   is 60 ° E)   is perpendicular to   are parallel and in the same direction
B) <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45 ° D)the angle between   and   is 60 ° E)   is perpendicular to   and
<strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45 ° D)the angle between   and   is 60 ° E)   is perpendicular to   are parallel and in opposite directions
C)the angle between <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45 ° D)the angle between   and   is 60 ° E)   is perpendicular to   and
<strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45 ° D)the angle between   and   is 60 ° E)   is perpendicular to   is 45 °
D)the angle between <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45 ° D)the angle between   and   is 60 ° E)   is perpendicular to   and
<strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45 ° D)the angle between   and   is 60 ° E)   is perpendicular to   is 60 °
E) <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45 ° D)the angle between   and   is 60 ° E)   is perpendicular to   is perpendicular to
<strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45 ° D)the angle between   and   is 60 ° E)   is perpendicular to
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We say that the displacement of a particle is a vector quantity.Our best justification for this assertion is:

A)displacement can be specified by a magnitude and a direction
B)operating with displacements according to the rules for manipulating vectors leads to results in agreement with experiments
C)a displacement is obviously not a scalar
D)displacement can be specified by three numbers
E)displacement is associated with motion
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A vector <strong>A vector   of magnitude 6 and another vector   have a resultant of magnitude 12.The vector   :</strong> A)must have a magnitude of at least 6 but no more than 18 B)may have a magnitude of 20 C)cannot have a magnitude greater than 12 D)must be perpendicular to   E)must be perpendicular to the resultant vector of magnitude 6 and another vector <strong>A vector   of magnitude 6 and another vector   have a resultant of magnitude 12.The vector   :</strong> A)must have a magnitude of at least 6 but no more than 18 B)may have a magnitude of 20 C)cannot have a magnitude greater than 12 D)must be perpendicular to   E)must be perpendicular to the resultant vector have a resultant of magnitude 12.The vector <strong>A vector   of magnitude 6 and another vector   have a resultant of magnitude 12.The vector   :</strong> A)must have a magnitude of at least 6 but no more than 18 B)may have a magnitude of 20 C)cannot have a magnitude greater than 12 D)must be perpendicular to   E)must be perpendicular to the resultant vector :

A)must have a magnitude of at least 6 but no more than 18
B)may have a magnitude of 20
C)cannot have a magnitude greater than 12
D)must be perpendicular to <strong>A vector   of magnitude 6 and another vector   have a resultant of magnitude 12.The vector   :</strong> A)must have a magnitude of at least 6 but no more than 18 B)may have a magnitude of 20 C)cannot have a magnitude greater than 12 D)must be perpendicular to   E)must be perpendicular to the resultant vector
E)must be perpendicular to the resultant vector
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Four vectors  <strong>Four vectors   all have the same magnitude.The angle   \theta  between adjacent vectors is 45 °  as shown.The correct vector equation is:  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)    all have the same magnitude.The angle θ\theta between adjacent vectors is 45 ° as shown.The correct vector equation is:  <strong>Four vectors   all have the same magnitude.The angle   \theta  between adjacent vectors is 45 °  as shown.The correct vector equation is:  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)

A)  <strong>Four vectors   all have the same magnitude.The angle   \theta  between adjacent vectors is 45 °  as shown.The correct vector equation is:  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)
B)  <strong>Four vectors   all have the same magnitude.The angle   \theta  between adjacent vectors is 45 °  as shown.The correct vector equation is:  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)
C)  <strong>Four vectors   all have the same magnitude.The angle   \theta  between adjacent vectors is 45 °  as shown.The correct vector equation is:  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)
D)  <strong>Four vectors   all have the same magnitude.The angle   \theta  between adjacent vectors is 45 °  as shown.The correct vector equation is:  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)
E)  <strong>Four vectors   all have the same magnitude.The angle   \theta  between adjacent vectors is 45 °  as shown.The correct vector equation is:  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)
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A vector of magnitude 3 CANNOT be added to a vector of magnitude 4 so that the magnitude of the resultant is:

A)0
B)1
C)3
D)5
E)7
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A vector in the xy plane has a magnitude of 25 and an x component of 12.The angle it makes with the positive x axis is:

A)26 °\degree
B)29 °\degree
C)61 °\degree
D)64 °\degree
E)241 °\degree
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A vector has a component of 10 m in the +x direction, a component of 10 m in the +y direction, and a component of 5 m in the +z direction.The magnitude of this vector is:

A)0 m
B)15 m
C)20 m
D)25 m
E)225 m
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The vector <strong>The vector   in the diagram is equal to:  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   in the diagram is equal to: <strong>The vector   in the diagram is equal to:  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)

A) <strong>The vector   in the diagram is equal to:  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)
B) <strong>The vector   in the diagram is equal to:  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)
C) <strong>The vector   in the diagram is equal to:  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)
D) <strong>The vector   in the diagram is equal to:  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)
E) <strong>The vector   in the diagram is equal to:  </strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)
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The vectors <strong>The vectors   ,   , and   are related by   .Which diagram below illustrates this relationship?  </strong> A)I. B)II. C)III. D)IV. E)None of these , <strong>The vectors   ,   , and   are related by   .Which diagram below illustrates this relationship?  </strong> A)I. B)II. C)III. D)IV. E)None of these , and <strong>The vectors   ,   , and   are related by   .Which diagram below illustrates this relationship?  </strong> A)I. B)II. C)III. D)IV. E)None of these are related by <strong>The vectors   ,   , and   are related by   .Which diagram below illustrates this relationship?  </strong> A)I. B)II. C)III. D)IV. E)None of these .Which diagram below illustrates this relationship? <strong>The vectors   ,   , and   are related by   .Which diagram below illustrates this relationship?  </strong> A)I. B)II. C)III. D)IV. E)None of these

A)I.
B)II.
C)III.
D)IV.
E)None of these
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A vector has a magnitude of 12.When its tail is at the origin it lies between the positive x axis and negative y axis and makes an angle of 30 ° with the x axis.Its y component is:

A) <strong>A vector has a magnitude of 12.When its tail is at the origin it lies between the positive x axis and negative y axis and makes an angle of 30 ° with the x axis.Its y component is:</strong> A)   B)   C)6 D)-6 E)12
B) <strong>A vector has a magnitude of 12.When its tail is at the origin it lies between the positive x axis and negative y axis and makes an angle of 30 ° with the x axis.Its y component is:</strong> A)   B)   C)6 D)-6 E)12
C)6
D)-6
E)12
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If  <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45  \degree  D)the angle between   and   is 60  \degree  E)   is perpendicular to    and neither  <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45  \degree  D)the angle between   and   is 60  \degree  E)   is perpendicular to    nor  <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45  \degree  D)the angle between   and   is 60  \degree  E)   is perpendicular to    vanish, then:

A)  <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45  \degree  D)the angle between   and   is 60  \degree  E)   is perpendicular to    and
 <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45  \degree  D)the angle between   and   is 60  \degree  E)   is perpendicular to    are parallel and in the same direction
B)  <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45  \degree  D)the angle between   and   is 60  \degree  E)   is perpendicular to    and
 <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45  \degree  D)the angle between   and   is 60  \degree  E)   is perpendicular to    are parallel and in opposite directions
C)the angle between  <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45  \degree  D)the angle between   and   is 60  \degree  E)   is perpendicular to    and
 <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45  \degree  D)the angle between   and   is 60  \degree  E)   is perpendicular to    is 45 °\degree
D)the angle between  <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45  \degree  D)the angle between   and   is 60  \degree  E)   is perpendicular to    and
 <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45  \degree  D)the angle between   and   is 60  \degree  E)   is perpendicular to    is 60 °\degree
E)  <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45  \degree  D)the angle between   and   is 60  \degree  E)   is perpendicular to    is perpendicular to
 <strong>If   and neither   nor   vanish, then:</strong> A)   and   are parallel and in the same direction B)   and   are parallel and in opposite directions C)the angle between   and   is 45  \degree  D)the angle between   and   is 60  \degree  E)   is perpendicular to
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One radian is approximately

A)10°
B)33°
C)57°
D)90°
E)180°
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The angle between  <strong>The angle between   = (25 m)   + (45 m)   and the positive x axis is:</strong> A)29  \degree  B)61  \degree  C)151  \degree  D)209  \degree  E)241  \degree   = (25 m)  <strong>The angle between   = (25 m)   + (45 m)   and the positive x axis is:</strong> A)29  \degree  B)61  \degree  C)151  \degree  D)209  \degree  E)241  \degree   + (45 m)  <strong>The angle between   = (25 m)   + (45 m)   and the positive x axis is:</strong> A)29  \degree  B)61  \degree  C)151  \degree  D)209  \degree  E)241  \degree   and the positive x axis is:

A)29 °\degree
B)61 °\degree
C)151 °\degree
D)209 °\degree
E)241 °\degree
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In the diagram, <strong>In the diagram,   has magnitude 12 m and   has magnitude 8 m.The x component of   is about:  </strong> A)1.5 m B)4.5 m C)12 m D)15 m E)20 m has magnitude 12 m and <strong>In the diagram,   has magnitude 12 m and   has magnitude 8 m.The x component of   is about:  </strong> A)1.5 m B)4.5 m C)12 m D)15 m E)20 m has magnitude 8 m.The x component of <strong>In the diagram,   has magnitude 12 m and   has magnitude 8 m.The x component of   is about:  </strong> A)1.5 m B)4.5 m C)12 m D)15 m E)20 m is about: <strong>In the diagram,   has magnitude 12 m and   has magnitude 8 m.The x component of   is about:  </strong> A)1.5 m B)4.5 m C)12 m D)15 m E)20 m

A)1.5 m
B)4.5 m
C)12 m
D)15 m
E)20 m
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The angle between  <strong>The angle between   =  (25 m)   + (45 m)   and the positive x axis is:</strong> A)29  \degree  B)61  \degree  C)119  \degree  D)151  \degree  E)209  \degree   = (25 m)  <strong>The angle between   =  (25 m)   + (45 m)   and the positive x axis is:</strong> A)29  \degree  B)61  \degree  C)119  \degree  D)151  \degree  E)209  \degree   + (45 m)  <strong>The angle between   =  (25 m)   + (45 m)   and the positive x axis is:</strong> A)29  \degree  B)61  \degree  C)119  \degree  D)151  \degree  E)209  \degree   and the positive x axis is:

A)29 °\degree
B)61 °\degree
C)119 °\degree
D)151 °\degree
E)209 °\degree
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Let  <strong>Let   and   \theta   \neq  90 °  where   \theta  is the angle between   and   when they are drawn with their tails at the same point.Which of the following is NOT true?</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)    and θ\theta \neq 90 ° where θ\theta is the angle between  <strong>Let   and   \theta   \neq  90 °  where   \theta  is the angle between   and   when they are drawn with their tails at the same point.Which of the following is NOT true?</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)    and  <strong>Let   and   \theta   \neq  90 °  where   \theta  is the angle between   and   when they are drawn with their tails at the same point.Which of the following is NOT true?</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)    when they are drawn with their tails at the same point.Which of the following is NOT true?

A)  <strong>Let   and   \theta   \neq  90 °  where   \theta  is the angle between   and   when they are drawn with their tails at the same point.Which of the following is NOT true?</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)
B)  <strong>Let   and   \theta   \neq  90 °  where   \theta  is the angle between   and   when they are drawn with their tails at the same point.Which of the following is NOT true?</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)
C)  <strong>Let   and   \theta   \neq  90 °  where   \theta  is the angle between   and   when they are drawn with their tails at the same point.Which of the following is NOT true?</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)
D)  <strong>Let   and   \theta   \neq  90 °  where   \theta  is the angle between   and   when they are drawn with their tails at the same point.Which of the following is NOT true?</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)
E)  <strong>Let   and   \theta   \neq  90 °  where   \theta  is the angle between   and   when they are drawn with their tails at the same point.Which of the following is NOT true?</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)
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Let <strong>Let   = (1 m)   + (2 m)   + (2 m)   and   = (3 m)   + (4 m)   .The angle between these two vectors is given by:</strong> A)cos<sup>-1</sup>(14/15) B)cos<sup>-1</sup>(11/225) C)cos<sup>-1</sup>(104/225) D)cos<sup>-1</sup>(11/15) E)cannot be found since   and   do not lie in the same plane = (1 m) <strong>Let   = (1 m)   + (2 m)   + (2 m)   and   = (3 m)   + (4 m)   .The angle between these two vectors is given by:</strong> A)cos<sup>-1</sup>(14/15) B)cos<sup>-1</sup>(11/225) C)cos<sup>-1</sup>(104/225) D)cos<sup>-1</sup>(11/15) E)cannot be found since   and   do not lie in the same plane + (2 m) <strong>Let   = (1 m)   + (2 m)   + (2 m)   and   = (3 m)   + (4 m)   .The angle between these two vectors is given by:</strong> A)cos<sup>-1</sup>(14/15) B)cos<sup>-1</sup>(11/225) C)cos<sup>-1</sup>(104/225) D)cos<sup>-1</sup>(11/15) E)cannot be found since   and   do not lie in the same plane + (2 m) <strong>Let   = (1 m)   + (2 m)   + (2 m)   and   = (3 m)   + (4 m)   .The angle between these two vectors is given by:</strong> A)cos<sup>-1</sup>(14/15) B)cos<sup>-1</sup>(11/225) C)cos<sup>-1</sup>(104/225) D)cos<sup>-1</sup>(11/15) E)cannot be found since   and   do not lie in the same plane and <strong>Let   = (1 m)   + (2 m)   + (2 m)   and   = (3 m)   + (4 m)   .The angle between these two vectors is given by:</strong> A)cos<sup>-1</sup>(14/15) B)cos<sup>-1</sup>(11/225) C)cos<sup>-1</sup>(104/225) D)cos<sup>-1</sup>(11/15) E)cannot be found since   and   do not lie in the same plane = (3 m) <strong>Let   = (1 m)   + (2 m)   + (2 m)   and   = (3 m)   + (4 m)   .The angle between these two vectors is given by:</strong> A)cos<sup>-1</sup>(14/15) B)cos<sup>-1</sup>(11/225) C)cos<sup>-1</sup>(104/225) D)cos<sup>-1</sup>(11/15) E)cannot be found since   and   do not lie in the same plane + (4 m) <strong>Let   = (1 m)   + (2 m)   + (2 m)   and   = (3 m)   + (4 m)   .The angle between these two vectors is given by:</strong> A)cos<sup>-1</sup>(14/15) B)cos<sup>-1</sup>(11/225) C)cos<sup>-1</sup>(104/225) D)cos<sup>-1</sup>(11/15) E)cannot be found since   and   do not lie in the same plane .The angle between these two vectors is given by:

A)cos-1(14/15)
B)cos-1(11/225)
C)cos-1(104/225)
D)cos-1(11/15)
E)cannot be found since <strong>Let   = (1 m)   + (2 m)   + (2 m)   and   = (3 m)   + (4 m)   .The angle between these two vectors is given by:</strong> A)cos<sup>-1</sup>(14/15) B)cos<sup>-1</sup>(11/225) C)cos<sup>-1</sup>(104/225) D)cos<sup>-1</sup>(11/15) E)cannot be found since   and   do not lie in the same plane and
<strong>Let   = (1 m)   + (2 m)   + (2 m)   and   = (3 m)   + (4 m)   .The angle between these two vectors is given by:</strong> A)cos<sup>-1</sup>(14/15) B)cos<sup>-1</sup>(11/225) C)cos<sup>-1</sup>(104/225) D)cos<sup>-1</sup>(11/15) E)cannot be found since   and   do not lie in the same plane do not lie in the same plane
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If <strong>If   = (2 m)   − (3 m)   and   = (1 m)   − (2 m)   , then   =</strong> A)(1 m)   B)(−1 m)   C)(4 m)   − (7 m)   D)(4 m)   + (1 m)   E)(−4 m)   + (7 m)   = (2 m) <strong>If   = (2 m)   − (3 m)   and   = (1 m)   − (2 m)   , then   =</strong> A)(1 m)   B)(−1 m)   C)(4 m)   − (7 m)   D)(4 m)   + (1 m)   E)(−4 m)   + (7 m)   − (3 m) <strong>If   = (2 m)   − (3 m)   and   = (1 m)   − (2 m)   , then   =</strong> A)(1 m)   B)(−1 m)   C)(4 m)   − (7 m)   D)(4 m)   + (1 m)   E)(−4 m)   + (7 m)   and <strong>If   = (2 m)   − (3 m)   and   = (1 m)   − (2 m)   , then   =</strong> A)(1 m)   B)(−1 m)   C)(4 m)   − (7 m)   D)(4 m)   + (1 m)   E)(−4 m)   + (7 m)   = (1 m) <strong>If   = (2 m)   − (3 m)   and   = (1 m)   − (2 m)   , then   =</strong> A)(1 m)   B)(−1 m)   C)(4 m)   − (7 m)   D)(4 m)   + (1 m)   E)(−4 m)   + (7 m)   − (2 m) <strong>If   = (2 m)   − (3 m)   and   = (1 m)   − (2 m)   , then   =</strong> A)(1 m)   B)(−1 m)   C)(4 m)   − (7 m)   D)(4 m)   + (1 m)   E)(−4 m)   + (7 m)   , then <strong>If   = (2 m)   − (3 m)   and   = (1 m)   − (2 m)   , then   =</strong> A)(1 m)   B)(−1 m)   C)(4 m)   − (7 m)   D)(4 m)   + (1 m)   E)(−4 m)   + (7 m)   =

A)(1 m) <strong>If   = (2 m)   − (3 m)   and   = (1 m)   − (2 m)   , then   =</strong> A)(1 m)   B)(−1 m)   C)(4 m)   − (7 m)   D)(4 m)   + (1 m)   E)(−4 m)   + (7 m)
B)(−1 m) <strong>If   = (2 m)   − (3 m)   and   = (1 m)   − (2 m)   , then   =</strong> A)(1 m)   B)(−1 m)   C)(4 m)   − (7 m)   D)(4 m)   + (1 m)   E)(−4 m)   + (7 m)
C)(4 m) <strong>If   = (2 m)   − (3 m)   and   = (1 m)   − (2 m)   , then   =</strong> A)(1 m)   B)(−1 m)   C)(4 m)   − (7 m)   D)(4 m)   + (1 m)   E)(−4 m)   + (7 m)   − (7 m)
<strong>If   = (2 m)   − (3 m)   and   = (1 m)   − (2 m)   , then   =</strong> A)(1 m)   B)(−1 m)   C)(4 m)   − (7 m)   D)(4 m)   + (1 m)   E)(−4 m)   + (7 m)
D)(4 m) <strong>If   = (2 m)   − (3 m)   and   = (1 m)   − (2 m)   , then   =</strong> A)(1 m)   B)(−1 m)   C)(4 m)   − (7 m)   D)(4 m)   + (1 m)   E)(−4 m)   + (7 m)   + (1 m)
<strong>If   = (2 m)   − (3 m)   and   = (1 m)   − (2 m)   , then   =</strong> A)(1 m)   B)(−1 m)   C)(4 m)   − (7 m)   D)(4 m)   + (1 m)   E)(−4 m)   + (7 m)
E)(−4 m) <strong>If   = (2 m)   − (3 m)   and   = (1 m)   − (2 m)   , then   =</strong> A)(1 m)   B)(−1 m)   C)(4 m)   − (7 m)   D)(4 m)   + (1 m)   E)(−4 m)   + (7 m)   + (7 m)
<strong>If   = (2 m)   − (3 m)   and   = (1 m)   − (2 m)   , then   =</strong> A)(1 m)   B)(−1 m)   C)(4 m)   − (7 m)   D)(4 m)   + (1 m)   E)(−4 m)   + (7 m)
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Which of the following is correct?

A)Multiplying a vector by a scalar gives a scalar result.
B)Multiplying a vector by a vector always gives a vector result.
C)Multiplying a vector by a vector never gives a scalar result.
D)The only type of vector multiplication that gives a scalar result is the dot product.
E)The only type of vector multiplication that gives a vector result is the cross product.
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Let <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .Then   equals:</strong> A)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   B)(12 m)   − (14 m)   - (20 m)   C)23 D)17 E)none of these = (2 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .Then   equals:</strong> A)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   B)(12 m)   − (14 m)   - (20 m)   C)23 D)17 E)none of these + (6 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .Then   equals:</strong> A)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   B)(12 m)   − (14 m)   - (20 m)   C)23 D)17 E)none of these - (3 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .Then   equals:</strong> A)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   B)(12 m)   − (14 m)   - (20 m)   C)23 D)17 E)none of these and <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .Then   equals:</strong> A)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   B)(12 m)   − (14 m)   - (20 m)   C)23 D)17 E)none of these = (4 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .Then   equals:</strong> A)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   B)(12 m)   − (14 m)   - (20 m)   C)23 D)17 E)none of these + (2 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .Then   equals:</strong> A)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   B)(12 m)   − (14 m)   - (20 m)   C)23 D)17 E)none of these + (1 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .Then   equals:</strong> A)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   B)(12 m)   − (14 m)   - (20 m)   C)23 D)17 E)none of these .Then <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .Then   equals:</strong> A)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   B)(12 m)   − (14 m)   - (20 m)   C)23 D)17 E)none of these equals:

A)(8 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .Then   equals:</strong> A)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   B)(12 m)   − (14 m)   - (20 m)   C)23 D)17 E)none of these + (12 m)
<strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .Then   equals:</strong> A)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   B)(12 m)   − (14 m)   - (20 m)   C)23 D)17 E)none of these - (3 m)
<strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .Then   equals:</strong> A)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   B)(12 m)   − (14 m)   - (20 m)   C)23 D)17 E)none of these
B)(12 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .Then   equals:</strong> A)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   B)(12 m)   − (14 m)   - (20 m)   C)23 D)17 E)none of these − (14 m)
<strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .Then   equals:</strong> A)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   B)(12 m)   − (14 m)   - (20 m)   C)23 D)17 E)none of these - (20 m)
<strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .Then   equals:</strong> A)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   B)(12 m)   − (14 m)   - (20 m)   C)23 D)17 E)none of these
C)23
D)17
E)none of these
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Two vectors have magnitudes of 10 and 15.The angle between them when they are drawn with their tails at the same point is 65 °\degree .The component of the longer vector along the line of the shorter is:

A)0
B)4.2
C)6.3
D)9.1
E)14
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If the magnitude of the sum of two vectors is greater than the magnitude of either vector, then:

A)the scalar product of the vectors must be negative
B)the scalar product of the vectors must be positive
C)the vectors must be parallel and in opposite directions
D)the vectors must be parallel and in the same direction
E)none of the above
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Two vectors lie with their tails at the same point.When the angle between them is increased by 20° their scalar product has the same magnitude but changes from positive to negative.The original angle between them was:

A)0°
B)60°
C)70°
D)80°
E)90°
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If <strong>If   = (6 m)   - (8 m)   then   has magnitude:</strong> A)-8 m B)8 m C)10 m D)40 m E)56 m = (6 m) <strong>If   = (6 m)   - (8 m)   then   has magnitude:</strong> A)-8 m B)8 m C)10 m D)40 m E)56 m - (8 m) <strong>If   = (6 m)   - (8 m)   then   has magnitude:</strong> A)-8 m B)8 m C)10 m D)40 m E)56 m then <strong>If   = (6 m)   - (8 m)   then   has magnitude:</strong> A)-8 m B)8 m C)10 m D)40 m E)56 m has magnitude:

A)-8 m
B)8 m
C)10 m
D)40 m
E)56 m
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Vectors  <strong>Vectors   and   each have magnitude L.When drawn with their tails at the same point, the angle between them is 30  \degree .The value of   is:</strong> A)0 B)L<sup>2 </sup> C)   D)2L<sup>2 </sup> E)none of these  and  <strong>Vectors   and   each have magnitude L.When drawn with their tails at the same point, the angle between them is 30  \degree .The value of   is:</strong> A)0 B)L<sup>2 </sup> C)   D)2L<sup>2 </sup> E)none of these  each have magnitude L.When drawn with their tails at the same point, the angle between them is 30 °\degree .The value of  <strong>Vectors   and   each have magnitude L.When drawn with their tails at the same point, the angle between them is 30  \degree .The value of   is:</strong> A)0 B)L<sup>2 </sup> C)   D)2L<sup>2 </sup> E)none of these  is:

A)0
B)L2
C)  <strong>Vectors   and   each have magnitude L.When drawn with their tails at the same point, the angle between them is 30  \degree .The value of   is:</strong> A)0 B)L<sup>2 </sup> C)   D)2L<sup>2 </sup> E)none of these
D)2L2
E)none of these
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If the magnitude of the sum of two vectors is less than the magnitude of either vector, then:

A)the scalar product of the vectors must be negative
B)the scalar product of the vectors must be positive
C)the vectors must be parallel and in opposite directions
D)the vectors must be parallel and in the same direction
E)none of the above
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Vectors  <strong>Vectors   and   each have magnitude L.When drawn with their tails at the same point, the angle between them is 30  \degree .The magnitude of   is:</strong> A)L<sup>2</sup>/2 B)L<sup>2 </sup> C)   D)2L<sup>2 </sup> E)none of these  and  <strong>Vectors   and   each have magnitude L.When drawn with their tails at the same point, the angle between them is 30  \degree .The magnitude of   is:</strong> A)L<sup>2</sup>/2 B)L<sup>2 </sup> C)   D)2L<sup>2 </sup> E)none of these  each have magnitude L.When drawn with their tails at the same point, the angle between them is 30 °\degree .The magnitude of  <strong>Vectors   and   each have magnitude L.When drawn with their tails at the same point, the angle between them is 30  \degree .The magnitude of   is:</strong> A)L<sup>2</sup>/2 B)L<sup>2 </sup> C)   D)2L<sup>2 </sup> E)none of these  is:

A)L2/2
B)L2
C)  <strong>Vectors   and   each have magnitude L.When drawn with their tails at the same point, the angle between them is 30  \degree .The magnitude of   is:</strong> A)L<sup>2</sup>/2 B)L<sup>2 </sup> C)   D)2L<sup>2 </sup> E)none of these
D)2L2
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A certain vector in the xy plane has an x component of 4 m and a y component of 10 m.It is then rotated in the xy plane so its x component is doubled.Its new y component is about:

A)20 m
B)7.2 m
C)5.0 m
D)4.5 m
E)2.2 m
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Let <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these = (2 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these + (6 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these - (3 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these and <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these = (4 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these + (2 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these + (1 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these .The vector difference <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these is:

A)(6 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these + (8 m)
<strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these - (2 m)
<strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these
B)(−2 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these + (4 m)
<strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these - (4 m)
<strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these
C)(2 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these − (4 m)
<strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these + (4 m)
<strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these
D)(8 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these + (12 m)
<strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these - (3 m)
<strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector difference   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these
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The value of <strong>The value of   is:</strong> A)0 B)+1 C)-1 D)3 E)   is:

A)0
B)+1
C)-1
D)3
E) <strong>The value of   is:</strong> A)0 B)+1 C)-1 D)3 E)
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Let <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these = (2 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these + (6 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these - (3 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these and <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these = (4 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these + (2 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these + (1 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these .The vector sum <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these is:

A)(6 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these + (8 m)
<strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these - (2 m)
<strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these
B)(−2 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these + (4 m)
<strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these - (4 m)
<strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these
C)(2 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these − (4 m)
<strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these + (4 m)
<strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these
D)(8 m) <strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these + (12 m)
<strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these - (3 m)
<strong>Let   = (2 m)   + (6 m)   - (3 m)   and   = (4 m)   + (2 m)   + (1 m)   .The vector sum   is:</strong> A)(6 m)   + (8 m)   - (2 m)   B)(−2 m)   + (4 m)   - (4 m)   C)(2 m)   − (4 m)   + (4 m)   D)(8 m)   + (12 m)   - (3 m)   E)none of these
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The two vectors (3 m) <strong>The two vectors (3 m)   − (7 m)   and (2 m)   + (3 m)   − (2 m)   define a plane (it is the plane of the triangle with both tails at one vertex and each head at one of the other vertices).Which of the following vectors is perpendicular to the plane?</strong> A)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   B)(−14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   C)(14 m)   − (6 m)   + (23 m)   D)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (23 m)   E)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (7 m) <strong>The two vectors (3 m)   − (7 m)   and (2 m)   + (3 m)   − (2 m)   define a plane (it is the plane of the triangle with both tails at one vertex and each head at one of the other vertices).Which of the following vectors is perpendicular to the plane?</strong> A)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   B)(−14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   C)(14 m)   − (6 m)   + (23 m)   D)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (23 m)   E)(14 m)   + (6 m)   and (2 m) <strong>The two vectors (3 m)   − (7 m)   and (2 m)   + (3 m)   − (2 m)   define a plane (it is the plane of the triangle with both tails at one vertex and each head at one of the other vertices).Which of the following vectors is perpendicular to the plane?</strong> A)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   B)(−14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   C)(14 m)   − (6 m)   + (23 m)   D)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (23 m)   E)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (3 m) <strong>The two vectors (3 m)   − (7 m)   and (2 m)   + (3 m)   − (2 m)   define a plane (it is the plane of the triangle with both tails at one vertex and each head at one of the other vertices).Which of the following vectors is perpendicular to the plane?</strong> A)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   B)(−14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   C)(14 m)   − (6 m)   + (23 m)   D)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (23 m)   E)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (2 m) <strong>The two vectors (3 m)   − (7 m)   and (2 m)   + (3 m)   − (2 m)   define a plane (it is the plane of the triangle with both tails at one vertex and each head at one of the other vertices).Which of the following vectors is perpendicular to the plane?</strong> A)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   B)(−14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   C)(14 m)   − (6 m)   + (23 m)   D)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (23 m)   E)(14 m)   + (6 m)   define a plane (it is the plane of the triangle with both tails at one vertex and each head at one of the other vertices).Which of the following vectors is perpendicular to the plane?

A)(14 m) <strong>The two vectors (3 m)   − (7 m)   and (2 m)   + (3 m)   − (2 m)   define a plane (it is the plane of the triangle with both tails at one vertex and each head at one of the other vertices).Which of the following vectors is perpendicular to the plane?</strong> A)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   B)(−14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   C)(14 m)   − (6 m)   + (23 m)   D)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (23 m)   E)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (6 m)
<strong>The two vectors (3 m)   − (7 m)   and (2 m)   + (3 m)   − (2 m)   define a plane (it is the plane of the triangle with both tails at one vertex and each head at one of the other vertices).Which of the following vectors is perpendicular to the plane?</strong> A)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   B)(−14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   C)(14 m)   − (6 m)   + (23 m)   D)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (23 m)   E)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)
<strong>The two vectors (3 m)   − (7 m)   and (2 m)   + (3 m)   − (2 m)   define a plane (it is the plane of the triangle with both tails at one vertex and each head at one of the other vertices).Which of the following vectors is perpendicular to the plane?</strong> A)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   B)(−14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   C)(14 m)   − (6 m)   + (23 m)   D)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (23 m)   E)(14 m)   + (6 m)
B)(−14 m) <strong>The two vectors (3 m)   − (7 m)   and (2 m)   + (3 m)   − (2 m)   define a plane (it is the plane of the triangle with both tails at one vertex and each head at one of the other vertices).Which of the following vectors is perpendicular to the plane?</strong> A)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   B)(−14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   C)(14 m)   − (6 m)   + (23 m)   D)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (23 m)   E)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (6 m)
<strong>The two vectors (3 m)   − (7 m)   and (2 m)   + (3 m)   − (2 m)   define a plane (it is the plane of the triangle with both tails at one vertex and each head at one of the other vertices).Which of the following vectors is perpendicular to the plane?</strong> A)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   B)(−14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   C)(14 m)   − (6 m)   + (23 m)   D)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (23 m)   E)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)
<strong>The two vectors (3 m)   − (7 m)   and (2 m)   + (3 m)   − (2 m)   define a plane (it is the plane of the triangle with both tails at one vertex and each head at one of the other vertices).Which of the following vectors is perpendicular to the plane?</strong> A)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   B)(−14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   C)(14 m)   − (6 m)   + (23 m)   D)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (23 m)   E)(14 m)   + (6 m)
C)(14 m) <strong>The two vectors (3 m)   − (7 m)   and (2 m)   + (3 m)   − (2 m)   define a plane (it is the plane of the triangle with both tails at one vertex and each head at one of the other vertices).Which of the following vectors is perpendicular to the plane?</strong> A)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   B)(−14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   C)(14 m)   − (6 m)   + (23 m)   D)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (23 m)   E)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (6 m)
<strong>The two vectors (3 m)   − (7 m)   and (2 m)   + (3 m)   − (2 m)   define a plane (it is the plane of the triangle with both tails at one vertex and each head at one of the other vertices).Which of the following vectors is perpendicular to the plane?</strong> A)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   B)(−14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   C)(14 m)   − (6 m)   + (23 m)   D)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (23 m)   E)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)
<strong>The two vectors (3 m)   − (7 m)   and (2 m)   + (3 m)   − (2 m)   define a plane (it is the plane of the triangle with both tails at one vertex and each head at one of the other vertices).Which of the following vectors is perpendicular to the plane?</strong> A)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   B)(−14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   C)(14 m)   − (6 m)   + (23 m)   D)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (23 m)   E)(14 m)   + (6 m)
D)(14 m) <strong>The two vectors (3 m)   − (7 m)   and (2 m)   + (3 m)   − (2 m)   define a plane (it is the plane of the triangle with both tails at one vertex and each head at one of the other vertices).Which of the following vectors is perpendicular to the plane?</strong> A)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   B)(−14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   C)(14 m)   − (6 m)   + (23 m)   D)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (23 m)   E)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (6 m)
<strong>The two vectors (3 m)   − (7 m)   and (2 m)   + (3 m)   − (2 m)   define a plane (it is the plane of the triangle with both tails at one vertex and each head at one of the other vertices).Which of the following vectors is perpendicular to the plane?</strong> A)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   B)(−14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   C)(14 m)   − (6 m)   + (23 m)   D)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (23 m)   E)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (23 m)
<strong>The two vectors (3 m)   − (7 m)   and (2 m)   + (3 m)   − (2 m)   define a plane (it is the plane of the triangle with both tails at one vertex and each head at one of the other vertices).Which of the following vectors is perpendicular to the plane?</strong> A)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   B)(−14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   C)(14 m)   − (6 m)   + (23 m)   D)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (23 m)   E)(14 m)   + (6 m)
E)(14 m) <strong>The two vectors (3 m)   − (7 m)   and (2 m)   + (3 m)   − (2 m)   define a plane (it is the plane of the triangle with both tails at one vertex and each head at one of the other vertices).Which of the following vectors is perpendicular to the plane?</strong> A)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   B)(−14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   C)(14 m)   − (6 m)   + (23 m)   D)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (23 m)   E)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (6 m)
<strong>The two vectors (3 m)   − (7 m)   and (2 m)   + (3 m)   − (2 m)   define a plane (it is the plane of the triangle with both tails at one vertex and each head at one of the other vertices).Which of the following vectors is perpendicular to the plane?</strong> A)(14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   B)(−14 m)   + (6 m)   + (23 m)   C)(14 m)   − (6 m)   + (23 m)   D)(14 m)   + (6 m)   − (23 m)   E)(14 m)   + (6 m)
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Two vectors lie with their tails at the same point.When the angle between them is increased by 20° the magnitude of their vector product doubles.The original angle between them was about:

A)0°
B)18°
C)25°
D)45°
E)90°
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The value of <strong>The value of   is:</strong> A)0 B)+1 C)-1 D)3 E)   is:

A)0
B)+1
C)-1
D)3
E) <strong>The value of   is:</strong> A)0 B)+1 C)-1 D)3 E)
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The value of <strong>The value of   is:</strong> A)0 B)+1 C)-1 D)3 E)   is:

A)0
B)+1
C)-1
D)3
E) <strong>The value of   is:</strong> A)0 B)+1 C)-1 D)3 E)
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The result of <strong>The result of   is:</strong> A)0 B)+1 C)   D)   E)   is:

A)0
B)+1
C) <strong>The result of   is:</strong> A)0 B)+1 C)   D)   E)
D) <strong>The result of   is:</strong> A)0 B)+1 C)   D)   E)
E) <strong>The result of   is:</strong> A)0 B)+1 C)   D)   E)
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