2. Consider the following vector configurations. Draw where you think the balancing vector (i.e. the vector that would balance all the forces) should be placed and briefly explain your answer. i- iii - ii -

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so for the first one would be exactly the opposite I think and second one strigh line between to vectors but not sure for the third one 

2. Consider the following vector configurations. Draw where you think the balancing vector (i.e. the vector
that would balance all the forces) should be placed and briefly explain your answer.
i-
iii -
ii -
Transcribed Image Text:2. Consider the following vector configurations. Draw where you think the balancing vector (i.e. the vector that would balance all the forces) should be placed and briefly explain your answer. i- iii - ii -
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