Answer:
3 N right.
Explanation:
The vector in red is 5 units long pointing towards right.
it's length represents its magnitude.
- Therfore, the red vector's magnitude is 5 and direction is right.
The other one, the one in blue, is pointing towards left, I. e., in a direction opposite to the red one.
It covers 2 units on the graph so we can say ots magnitude is 2 units.
- Therefore, the blue Victor's magnitude is 2 and direction is left.
Since, the two vectors are in opposite directions, the magnitude of their resultant will be equal to their difference, and it will be directed towards the vector with larger magnitude.
here, red has larger magnitude and it's direction is right, so the direction of resultant will be right.
magnitude :-
[tex] \red{5} - \blue{2} \\ = 3 \: units[/tex]
So, we got the resultant vector pointing towards right and magnitude 3.
