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Problem
Two vectors
P
\mathbf{P}
P
and
Q
\mathbf{Q}
Q
lie in the
x
y
xy
x
y
-plane. If
P
x
=
−
Q
x
P_x=-Q_x
P
x
=
−
Q
x
but
P
y
≠
−
Q
y
P_y\neq-Q_y
P
y
=
−
Q
y
, the resultant
R
=
P
+
Q
\mathbf{R}=\mathbf{P}+\mathbf{Q}
R
=
P
+
Q
will be a) Directed along the
x
x
x
\,-axis b) Directed along the
y
y
y
\,-axis c) Of zero magnitude d) Inclined at
45
∘
45^{\circ}
4
5
∘
to the
x
x
x
\,-axis
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